State by State Results

Obama (12): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Idaho, Illinois, Minnessota, Missouri, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (8): Arizona, Arkansas, California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee

McCain (9): Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma
Huckabee (5): Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, West Virginia
Romney (6): Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Utah


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

Clinton - 357
Obama - 287

McCain - 475
Romney - 151
Huckabee - 105
Paul - 6

Fox News projects Mike Huckabee wins WV Convention. I think it's 18 delegates.

There were 2 rounds of voting, since no one got a majority the first time. Brilliantly, the McCain backers, realizing that McCain wasn't gonna win, moved all their votes over to Huckabee, who ended up with 52% vs. Romney's 47%. Romney was leading the first round.

as long as Romney loses, I'm happy

Brilliant.

Just as long as Romney doesn't use the same strategy next primary, followed by McCain using it after, followed by Romney again, followed by McCain, followed by Mike Huckabee in the White House!!!

There goes Loyal's hope of a sweep by There Will Be Blood.

Haha wouldn't that be just awesome? Huckabee actually wins no states but ends up with the most delegates and the nomination...then again, if Huckabee gets the nomination, a Dem is winning the White House.

obama is expecting to win the democratic abroad vote, based on the huge support he got in a
restaurant (which was a poll booth) in Toronto...

They send quite a few delegates.

Prediction #1: I think Huckabee walks away with at least 4 states today.

Anyone else got predicts?

NBC projects Georgia for Obama.

i am thinking California will go Hilary


McCain will win all of the "not so hard core conservative states"

Abc is saying that exit polls indicate Obama got 86% of the vote in Georgia to Hillary's 13%.

that would be devastating.

Wow.

Exit polls also showing he got more white support than he did in SC.

Actually, Archie, I think the 86-13 split is among blacks. No?

In the first win of what is expected to be a long night, Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., defeated Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., in Georgia, a key Southern state, winning 86 percent to Clinton's 13 percent, according to preliminary exit poll results.

That's the quote, here's the link:

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008 ... 619&page=1

Well, I'll be!

Those are Black voters. CNN has them at 88% vs. 11% for Clinton. 57% of Whites voted for Clinton.

Georgia for Republicans, too close to call.

Romney, McCain and Huckabee in 3-way race.

That would make sense if so, the numbers seem oddly high for it to be overall.

Georgia was expected to be a big Obama win anyway. But California is knife edge and I see it going to Obama.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#GA

McCain leads the Republicans with 0% reporting.

According to the exit polls, Obama would win Georgia by a bigger margin than polls had; he got over 60% of the vote for both females and males.