Sims2789
Fool me once...
I base this on the exit poll, which has 1557 respondents.
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#OHDEM
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#OHDEM
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Looks like the Clintons will win Ohio
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Trajan12
Deity
If that poll is anything to go off of, I say victory for Obama. He kept it very close and made sure she made extremely little headway. We'll have to get a bigger picture though, but excellent job on the Obama campaign's narrowing of the numbers.
Sims2789
Fool me once...
They might also get Pennsylvania and possibly tiny West Virginia. I don't know much about Puerto Rico.
amadeus
rad thibodeaux-xs
Come on, Hillary! 
Norseone
Emperor
according to CNN's texas exit poll Hillary wins there very narrowly.
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#TXDEM
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#TXDEM
amadeus
rad thibodeaux-xs
In that case, congrats to Lula.
Norseone
Emperor
Huh? Hillary is going to win Ohio for sure now..the question is if she can pull out Texas too.
Ah, OK, I misread the threat title (since it was started by Sims I assumed it was about something good for the Obama campaign
)In that case, congrats to Lula.
Obama is not nearly as bad as Lula, c'mon.
And think about it this way. If Obama is elected it will mean that a majority of american voters bought his message of conciliation. If Hillary is elected it will mean that a majority of american voters gave the middle finger to conservatives.
While in reality Obama might be further to the left than Hillary, americans don't seem to be perceiving it that way.
JerichoHill
Bedrock of Knowledge
Exit polls are all over the place for OH and TX. Expect Narrow wins either way. Don't rely on them too much. Ohio won't be called for awhile, I guess, because Columbus and Cleveland had to keep alot of precincts open, and those are more Obama friendly areas.
Anyways, narrow Clinton victories in OH and RI are good news for Obama. He's expected to net 5 delegates in VT, lose 1 in RI, and might not lose more than 3 in Ohio.
He might even gain delegates...depends on the caucuses
Anyways, narrow Clinton victories in OH and RI are good news for Obama. He's expected to net 5 delegates in VT, lose 1 in RI, and might not lose more than 3 in Ohio.
He might even gain delegates...depends on the caucuses
Sims2789
Fool me once...
Actually, I recrunched the numbers and the exit polls are within a couple percentage points, but they're generally pretty accurate.
This is one conservative who prefers a middle finger to a someone who smiles prettily as he drives the knife home.
Maybe I'm not typical, but we'll see how that perception holds up come November. Maybe Obama wil get 60% of the vote and everyone will be fawning over him. Or not. We'll see.
JerichoHill
Bedrock of Knowledge
No, exit polls have been way off in many primary elections htis year. Theyve been very good for the republican contests, however.
Sims2789
Fool me once...
Also the Clintons won Rhode Island.
JerichoHill
Bedrock of Knowledge
Yes, that was suspected. Supposedly the margin is small, but we'll see.
MobBoss
Off-Topic Overlord
With 11% in, Foxnews has Hillary winning: http://www.foxnews.com/
Clinton: 111, 502 (61.13%)
Obama: 70, 8094 (38.87%)
Ouch.
Clinton: 111, 502 (61.13%)
Obama: 70, 8094 (38.87%)
Ouch.
JerichoHill
Bedrock of Knowledge
btw, i just noticed the thread title was "Clintons" Was that on purpose?
JerichoHill
Bedrock of Knowledge
Cleveland and Columbus had to keep their polls open late because of high turnout, and those are obama strongholds. Thats why its so high right now
You wouldnt freaking beleive the number of observer reports flying around right now
Damn I hate my job sometimes
You wouldnt freaking beleive the number of observer reports flying around right now
Damn I hate my job sometimes
