Official Maine Caucus Results Thread

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Machiasport for Obama, 2 delegates to 1. That's a coastal town way up near the Canadian border.

Anderson 7%, Perot 31%

[Verily]

Wells is the first town I can report for Clinton, 151-122 (votes). South Maine coastal town.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Wells is the first town I can report for Clinton, 151-122 (votes). South Maine coastal town.

Anderson 9%, Perot 28%

[Verily]

Tiny Wilton goes for Obama with a ratio of about 3-1. Very rural town in the north (but not the Francophone north).

[WalterMitty]

i cant help but wonder what the results would be if people were actually voting.

obama would still win, probably by a smaller margin.

[Verily]

Rumford, Dixfield, Mexico, and Byron for Clinton. All four are not far from each other in far north[west] Maine.

[Verily]

Delegates split evenly in Old Orchard Beach (southern coast, very touristy); Clinton led the vote by only 6.

Deer Isle goes 6-1 for Obama in delegates. That's an island pretty far up off the coast, just west of Acadia NP. Artsy settlement.

Also, Cape Elizabeth results from above, 28-11 for Obama (delegate count).

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

Come on Clinton, you can win! (I doubt it but us Republicans can hope)

I think she's got Maine.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Rumford, Dixfield, Mexico, and Byron for Clinton. All four are not far from each other in far north[west] Maine.

Rumford: 9%, 32%
Dixfield: A 9%, P 38%
Mexico: A 9%, P 35%
Byron: A 8%, P 56%

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Delegates split evenly in Old Orchard Beach (southern coast, very touristy); Clinton led the vote by only 6.

A 11, P 27

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A 11, P 31 (and Nader about 8%; good for Maine, average for the county it's in). I think only part of the island is in that township. Could be wrong.

[Verily]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

[Verily]

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A 11, P 31 (and Nader about 8%; good for Maine, average for the county it's in). I think only part of the island is in that township. Could be wrong.

Yes, that's true, Stonington covers the other half of the island. It's connected by road to the mainland, too, which makes a big difference from a ferry-only island.

[Eleden]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

So as of right now.  Who is winning?

[Verily]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

So as of right now.  Who is winning?

No idea. (Theoretically, Obama leads, but there have been so few results that it means nothing.)

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Turner: A 9%, P 34% (and a win)
May: can't find this town

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A 14%, P 24%

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

So as of right now.  Who is winning?

I don't know and I don't care. I'm having fun

Feeling light-headed though. Maybe should eat something at some point. Later.

[Verily]

Oh, I meant that Turner may split its delegates evenly. I elide pronouns in my speech a lot, and I do it typing, too.

[minionofmidas]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

So as of right now.  Who is winning?

I don't know and I don't care. I'm having fun

Feeling light-headed though. Maybe should eat something at some point. Later.

No, it means you should have a wee dram or three. Now.

[Verily]

Going off for a while. I'll be back soon.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Turner to Clinton by 7 votes, 62-55. May also split delegates evenly. Town's not far from Lewiston-Auburn.

Obama wins York 414-225, not sure about delegate breakdown. That's a south coast town.

So as of right now.  Who is winning?

I don't know and I don't care. I'm having fun

Feeling light-headed though. Maybe should eat something at some point. Later.

No, it means you should have a wee dram or three. Now.

[TheresNoMoney]

Based on the Maine results thread at Daily Kos, it seems that Obama is generally overperforming expectations. Lots of first-hand accounts from caucusgoers saying that Obama won big at their caucus locations.

[Ben.]

Is there a decent source for comment or results from ME this evening?

[TheresNoMoney]

Just saw that Obama has a 50%-48% lead with 11% reporting. Based on what I'm reading at Daily Kos, Obama is winning big in the cities (Portland area, Bangor area) and is winning by smaller margins in the more rural areas.

Also just saw that Hillary's campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle has been FIRED! She is being replaced by Maggie Williams.

[8 out of 11 is not deserved]

Just saw that Obama has a 50%-48% lead with 11% reporting. Based on what I'm reading at Daily Kos, Obama is winning big in the cities (Portland area, Bangor area) and is winning by smaller margins in the more rural areas.

Also just saw that Hillary's campaign manager Patti Solis Doyle has been FIRED! She is being replaced by Maggie Williams.

If he is winning big in cities and winning by smaller margins in more rural area's; it cannot be a 50%-48% lead.  Something doesn't track with what you're hearing and the numbers

[Verily]

Presque Isle went for Obama, 63-60. Clinton may not have such a rock-solid lead in the Francophone north after all.