Super Tuesday Results as They Occur.
Clinton: Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, Arizona, California
Obama: Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Alabama
Huckabee: Alabama, Arkansas, West Virginia, Georgia, Tennessee,
McCain: Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois , New Jersey, New York, Arizona, Oklahoma, California, Missouri
Romney: Massachusetts, Utah, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana
Ron Paul: Potential Spoiler?
| A.P. Delegate Count | |
|---|---|
| Clinton | 357 |
| Obama | 287 |
| 2,025 Needed | |
| McCain | 475 |
| Romney | 151 |
| Huckabee | 105 |
| 1,191 Needed | |
Source: CNN.com and Nytimes.com, which has live blogs for both the Democratic and Republican contests.
9 comments:
looks like oklahoma, ny, and massachusetts are going clinton's way UH OH
I would so hate it if Hillary got the nom. Would Obama take the VP position do you think? Seems like it would be a step down- basically setting himself up for 8 years of servitude to the Clintons.
Results from Middletown are in:
Obama = 3,401 votes (54%)
Clinton = 2,744 votes (44%)
aka Wesleyan matters.
Way to go guys.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/files/elections/2008/by_county/CT_Dem_0205.html?SITE=CTHARELN&SECTION=POLITICS
anon 9:56, isn't it a little presumptuous to assume that all Wes voters registered in CT voted for Obama?
obama took north dakota
NJ went to Clinton
Yes anon 10:02, it's a huge stretch to think that a majority of Wes students registered to vote in CT would go for Obama.
Obviously, that poll is unscientific, but nobody presumed that all Wes voters registered in CT went for Obama.
Is it not presumptuous of you to have assumed that anon 9:56 presumed that?
you guys both sound retarded.
its not a huge stretch to presume that majoirty of wes students went for obama. if you look at any poll, he leads amongst young voters (check), amongst educated voters (check), and amongst wealthy voters (check).
stop being a moron. wesleyan voted for obama. big whoop.
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