Thanks for bearing with us during out technical difficulties today. Here's a roundup of the various state polls that came out today, and what sense of direction they give for the Democratic primaries tomorrow. The bottom line: Your guess is really as good as ours about what's going to happen.

Hillary Clinton appears to be on track for roughly 55% in the New York Primary:

Quinnipiac: Clinton 53%, Obama 39%

SurveyUSA: Clinton 56%, Obama 38%

PPP (D): Clinton 52%, Obama 32%

Barack Obama, meanwhile, looks to be on the verge of an even greater majority in his home state:

SurveyUSA: Obama 66%, Clinton 30%

More polls after the jump.

In the all-important California primary, two new polls today give very different results:

Zogby: Obama 46%, Clinton 40%

SurveyUSA: Clinton 53%, Obama 41%

The Massachusetts primary is another contest where the polls give completely different results:

Suffolk University: Obama 46%, Clinton 44%

SurveyUSA: Clinton 56%, Obama 39%

Three new polls show that Hillary Clinton either has only a narrow lead in the New Jersey primary, or a wider one:

Quinnipiac: Clinton 48%, Obama 43%

Strategic Vision (R): Clinton 47%, Obama 41%

SurveyUSA: Clinton 52%, Obama 41%

Barack Obama is on the winning side of a statistical dead heat in Connecticut:

SurveyUSA: Obama 48%, Clinton 46%

Obama is also on his way to a huge win in Georgia:

Strategic Vision (R): Obama 49%, Clinton 27%

PPP (D): Obama 53%, Clinton 37%

Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton is set to make up the difference in another Southern state, Tennessee:

PPP (D): Clinton 56%, Obama 34%