Until they declare CA is too close to call.

That will at least allow Hillary to finish her speech without them cutting away.

Yep, Fox alert: too close to call.

Idaho to Obama.

Clinton had a nice finish to her speech.

Even though I voted Clinton, I kinda want Obama to win at this point.

He takes California, and the nomination is his.

Let's move on to the bigger picture already.

I hated Hillary about 3 months ago. Watching her through all these primaries, speeches and debates, I've come to like her much more than I ever would have thought possible.

McCain now leading Missouri by 1000 with 78% in, Hillary up 52 to 45 in MO too, still too close to call.

Obama is catching up in Missouri. St. Louis region is finally being counted, and Obama is winning there big.

...but I still wish Obama would motivate people through actual plans, not just "hope."

Like, this race wouldn't even be close if Obama's speeches were less vague. Clinton at this point is the underdog, the Dems know she doesn't have enough support among independents to beat McCain.

obama leads big in colorada

Added an Obama win.

State by State Results

Obama (9): Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (6): Arkansas, Massachusetts, 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 (3): Massachusetts, North Dakota, Utah


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

Obama (40): 2(AL) + 2(CT) + 8(DE) + 21(GA) + 7(MA)
Clinton (28): 1(AL) + 1(CT) + 6(DE) + 11(GA) + 9(MA)

McCain (198): 27(CT) + 18(DE) + 52(NJ) + 101(NY)
Huckabee (24): 3(GA) + 3(OK) + 18(WV)
Romney:

Romney wins Montana

State by State Results

Obama (9): Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (6): Arkansas, Massachusetts, 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 Won Tonight (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Obama (40): 2(AL) + 2(CT) + 8(DE) + 21(GA) + 7(MA)
Clinton (28): 1(AL) + 1(CT) + 6(DE) + 11(GA) + 9(MA)

McCain (198): 27(CT) + 18(DE) + 52(NJ) + 101(NY)
Huckabee (24): 3(GA) + 3(OK) + 18(WV)
Romney:

That's actually interesting, and it makes me more hopeful that the general electorate (or, at least more moderates) will warm up to her by November if she does score nom.

It might be best for Obama if the nomination struggle takes a while as once he becomes the clear nominee the GOP will start smearing him every day.

I used to say that but after a while I decided the actual plan is to get Democrats entrenched in power for the next 20 years. That's why he doesn't talk about it much. His goal is a re-alignment pro-Dem in the same way the 1980 Reagan election set off a generation of Republicans on top. That's what he was hinting at in the interview when he was accused of praising Reagan. He's not selling programs so much because he's trying to sell the whole Democratic party to middle America, and might be able to do it.

I know that sounds like spin and I don't blame people if that's how they take it, but that's my sense of what he's up to.

is anybody watching missouri!?

Romney won Minnesota.

Missouri is fascinating; my goodness.

Exit polls show McCaina and Romney neck-and-neck in CA!!!

Update us, if you could.

I almost want to see Romney win more than I want Obama to.

Obama wins Colorado

McCain should win Missouri. Clinton should win Missouri, both too close to call.

State by State Results

Obama (10): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (6): Arkansas, Massachusetts, 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 Won Tonight (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Obama (40): 2(AL) + 2(CT) + 8(DE) + 21(GA) + 7(MA)
Clinton (36): 1(AL) + 1(CT) + 6(DE) + 11(GA) + 9(MA) + 8(MI)

McCain (198): 27(CT) + 18(DE) + 52(NJ) + 101(NY)
Huckabee (24): 3(GA) + 3(OK) + 18(WV)
Romney:

50-47 with 83% on the Dem side

Dead even on the Rep side.

Very interesting indeed.

and with 1% in is leading Cali by 37k.

Exit polls give Clinton a 6% edge in CA. Combining that with early returns/absentee ballots, she should win here, probably by 8%.

Obama wins Idaho

State by State Results

Obama (11): Alabama, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Idaho, Illinois, Minnessota, North Dakota, Utah
Clinton (6): Arkansas, Massachusetts, 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 Won Tonight (Please Note: Many delegates are not fully counted yet)

Obama (43): 2(AL) + 2(CT) + 8(DE) + 24(GA) + 7(MA)
Clinton (39): 1(AL) + 1(CT) + 6(DE) + 14(GA) + 9(MA) + 8(MI)

McCain (198): 27(CT) + 18(DE) + 52(NJ) + 101(NY)
Huckabee (24): 3(GA) + 3(OK) + 18(WV)
Romney:

2% in for CA. Clinton at 57%, Obama 32%.

Huckabee is leading Missouri by 250 votes!