Feb. 9th primaries & caucuses--Dem. results thread

[Lief 🗽]

Um... wouldn't Clinton need to win some ridiculous percentage of the remaining 70% vote to win Washington at this point?

Also, exit polls for the caucuses would be awesome.

[Ben.]

CNN really is retarded. They were trying to spin it like Clinton had a chance in Washington

Well it turns it into a bigger event for Obama.

Exactly... the fact that Clinton spent a fair part of the last few days there has only helped Obama as it gave the impression of seriously contesting the state and makes his (likley) win all the more impressive.

[Alcon]

CNN projects Nebraska for Obama.

[War on Want]

Nebraska is called for Obama. O RLY?

[Verily]

Was there any exit/entrance [whatever you want to call them] polls from Nebraska or Washington? Or both?

I think they stopped bothering with entrance polls after they were so far off in Nevada. Of course, this isn't all that surprising; it's much easier to poll when you know what the demographics should look like, as in Iowa. These other caucus states have never been relevant.

[exopolitician]

Was there any exit/entrance [whatever you want to call them] polls from Nebraska or Washington? Or both?

I think they stopped bothering with entrance polls after they were so far off in Nevada. Of course, this isn't all that surprising; it's much easier to poll when you know what the demographics should look like, as in Iowa. These other caucus states have never been relevant.

Figures, but some sort of information would be nice to look at anyways.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Was there any exit/entrance [whatever you want to call them] polls from Nebraska or Washington? Or both?

I think they stopped bothering with entrance polls after they were so far off in Nevada. Of course, this isn't all that surprising; it's much easier to poll when you know what the demographics should look like, as in Iowa. These other caucus states have never been relevant.

Figures, but some sort of information would be nice to look at anyways.

Probably not very useful though; caucus goings not being a very typical bunch of people.

[Verily]

Anyway, Nebraska is 69-31 for Obama with 73% in. Washington is 67-32 for Obama with 35% in. Louisiana polls close in about half an hour.

[Meeker]

Just got back from my caucus location. We had 90 there in 2004, there were 375 this time. Obama won every precinct by about a 2-1 margin. The hilarious part was the Clinton people were there before I even showed up to open the doors and set up at 11:45 AM... and then they got owned.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

How long 'till the polls close in Lyonesse?

[Thomas Jackson]

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They sure waited long enough.

Seriously, what does Hillary! have on these people? They are so far up her hind quarters it isn't even funny.

[exopolitician]

How long 'till the polls close in Lyonesse?

Alittle less than 30 minutes. Im nervous about LA...

[Aizen]

How long 'till the polls close in Lyonesse?

Alittle less than 30 minutes. Im nervous about LA...

I'm not but he may get under 55%

[Gabu]

Anyway, Nebraska is 69-31 for Obama with 73% in. Washington is 67-32 for Obama with 35% in. Louisiana polls close in about half an hour.

Sheesh, I knew Hillary was going to lose those but I didn't expect a raping that bad.

[Thomas Jackson]

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If that happens watch for the Hillary! spinmeisters to start harping about how she "Kept it close" and "what an amazing victory that was."

CNN will lead the way on that one.

[perdedor]

I'm wondering why, with 37% of the precincts reporting and Obama leading by 35%, that CNN isn't calling Washington for Obama?

[8 out of 11 is not deserved]

Anything from the Virgin Islands?  I'd like to see Obama get the 3 delegates here.  They all count

[exopolitician]

I'm wondering why, with 37% of the precincts reporting and Obama leading by 35%, that CNN isn't calling Washington for Obama?

Its now 42% in, and its CNN for goodness sakes. They cant swallow admitting defeat.

[Lief 🗽]

I'm wondering why, with 37% of the precincts reporting and Obama leading by 35%, that CNN isn't calling Washington for Obama?

They just did.

[Thomas Jackson]

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Because they are in bed with Hillary!. They refuse to call Obama states until the last possible minute.

[Alcon]

CNN projects Obama in Washington state.

[perdedor]

CNN projects Obama in Washington state.

Must of heard me bitchin'.

[Thomas Jackson]

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Again, it took them long enough.

[8 out of 11 is not deserved]

Fox will not call WA, because WA isn't reporting by area, just overall

[8 out of 11 is not deserved]

Fox just called WA for Obama also