My ritual declarations of neutrality are less and less persuasive to more and more people diving into the scrum that is the GOP presidential nomination process. But it is still the case that my radio show remains open to all three of the GOP candidates still in the field, and all can continue to expect fair but pointed questions, increasingly focused on their electability.

I’ve got a near perfect record of calling “win, place, show” in the states I have chosen to do so — especially the first three of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina — and I think Ted Cruz will romp in Utah on Tuesday buoyed by Mitt Romney’s vote and backing there, and that Donald Trump probably can hang on to a lead in Arizona as so many early votes were cast for Marco Rubio, which are now in essence “dead votes.” With a split on Tuesday, the race turns toward Wisconsin, which is winner-take-all, and then, with some less significant stops along the way, on to California.