I'm extremely excited to see how Texas is going to play out. Partly because it's a month from now, partly because we have a bunch of delegates, mostly because I live there and will be voting.

Fox has called Missouri for Clinton.

With 10% of votes in, Clinton's still leading in Cali with 55% vs Obama's 33%. But I expect the gap to close...

sounds like you wanna take Wolf Blitzer's job there, box.

Hey, I'm just trying to be cautious! I'd like a Clinton win in California very much.

Holy Shit! I was *kinda* joking when I made this prediction and it could seriously turn out!

California is making me cringe. I'm trying to study and do some readings for class tomorrow and all I can do is keep hitting the refresh numbers on the vote count.

Weirdly enough, did anyone read about Obama and Clinton courting the Navaho votes? Three south-west states had primaries today and NM is 10% Native American (second highest in the country). It would be interesting to see how it turned out. I'm kind of curious to see how NM panned out even though it doesn't have that many delegates. Mostly to gage Richardson's response and try to figure out if he's aiming at anything.

I switched delegates to total, and added MO to Clinton. Still waiting on AZ.

State by State Results

Obama (11): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Idaho, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (7): Arkansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee

McCain (7): Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma
Huckabee (5): Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
Romney (4): Massachusetts, Montana, North Dakota, Utah


Delegates Total (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Obama - 225
Clinton - 299

McCain - 383
Huckabee - 87
Romney - 135

I've accomplished nothing today, and I have an assignment due tomorrow

Holla, college kids!

Same deal.

I'm a Labor Relations major, why do I bother taking Spanish and Art History, where I get piles of busywork?

Fox called AZ for Clinton. You win this round MSNBC!

State by State Results

Obama (11): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Idaho, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (8): Arizona, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee

McCain (7): Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma
Huckabee (5): Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
Romney (4): Massachusetts, Montana, North Dakota, Utah


Delegates Total (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Obama - 225
Clinton - 299

McCain - 383
Huckabee - 87
Romney - 135

Huckafuckkkkkkkkkkkkk.

I, Mike Huckabee, do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of 21st century Jesusman of the United States, and will to the best of my ability...

I am watching the MSNBC coverage and they have it cropped so it looks like he only has African American supporters behind him. Is it the same on CNN and Fox?

what a night. They are pretty much tied coming out of today. So it will be up to the later states. There are primaries scheduled for June! that's insane!! I want this resolved NOW.

CNN was pissing me off, all they kept talking about was how he was black, and the % of black voters he was getting. They kept talking about how many white men were voting for him, like it was some kind of miracle, so I switched to Fox, they have talked about his race, but not as bad.

So Missouri is really close...I think Fox and MSNBC could have called it a bit early?

Are you planning on getting into arbitration or perhaps earning a J.D.?

why is edwards on calis ballot?

Clinton will probably still win it, get they're almost certainly walking away with the same amount of delegates, so it's pretty much a tie.

Flippin' California. This is going to be a long, long primary.

Time will tell.

Fox just called Missouri for McCain.

Popular vote so far:

Clinton: 5,293,956
Obama:5,145,040

HOLY CRAP this be close!

State by State Results

Obama (11): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Idaho, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (8): Arizona, Arkansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee

McCain (8): Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma
Huckabee (5): Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
Romney (5): Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Utah


Delegates Total (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Clinton - 299
Obama - 225

McCain - 389
Romney - 135
Huckabee - 93
Paul - 6

What relevance is that?

Could Obama invest in a thesaurus?

Alaska has like 80 votes in. Or, 20 percent. :O

Hes popular, almost as much as she is. He raised nearly triple what she did in donation in January. The longer this thing goes, the better it is for him. And tonight shows its not even close to being over.