Wisconsin & Hawaii Democratic Results Discussion

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Clinton wins Adams, Burnett, Douglas, Forest, Iron (under 50%), Juneau, Marinette, Oconto (under 50%), Polk, Trempealeau (under 50%), cracks 60% nowhere.

Obama cracks 60% in Dane, Eau Claire, Milwaukee, Winnebago, wins Langlade with under 50%.

Someone make a map.

Made one a few hours ago:

[exopolitician]

The numbers from last months fundraising have been updated to show Obama raised $36 million in the month of january alone, to Hillary's $13.5 million. The Obama campaign set a goal to reach 500,000 donars by March 4th that started on February 12th and they broke the goal last night with 500,610 already donated.

[Person Man]

Last night was soooooo hot! Amazing....

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I'll be honest.....when I hear "Yes We Can" from the Obamaniacs.....I'm starting to believe it.

[Tender Branson]

The numbers from last months fundraising have been updated to show Obama raised $36 million in the month of january alone, to Hillary's $13.5 million. The Obama campaign set a goal to reach 500,000 donars by March 4th that started on February 12th and they broke the goal last night with 500,610 already donated.

I think when I looked at the page yesterday morning it was at 450.000 donors, so in 1 day about 50.000 donated to the Obama campaign ...

[Verily]

The numbers from last months fundraising have been updated to show Obama raised $36 million in the month of january alone, to Hillary's $13.5 million. The Obama campaign set a goal to reach 500,000 donars by March 4th that started on February 12th and they broke the goal last night with 500,610 already donated.

I think when I looked at the page yesterday morning it was at 450.000 donors, so in 1 day about 50.000 donated to the Obama campaign ...

I donated $25 last night around 10 PM, after the results of Wisconsin were clear, and they were already up to 474,000.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Can you people post sordid financial stuff outside threads that should be devoted to holy elections?

[minionofmidas]

Can you people post sordid financial stuff outside threads that should be devoted to holy elections?

Sentiment echoed.

[Everett]

Apologies if someone else already posted this. According to CNN, 100% of precincts in Hawaii were reporting as of 6:14AM EST.

Obama 28,347 76%
Clinton 8,835 24%

Hawaii.

[Mr. Morden]

Over 37,000 people participated in the Hawaii caucus.  The previous all time high for participation was 5000.

[ottermax]

I'm here in Hawaii, and I went to the caucus with my grandpa last night. I couldn't tell how people were voting because there were so many people. I saw Neil Abercrombie, and there seemed to be an Obama lean, but I couldn't tell. It was at a tiny elementary school cafeteria, and at least 3000 people came (it's one of the heaviest Dem districts in the state, Manoa/Makiki area) I didn't think Obama would win by so much, but Hawaii loves him!

[memphis]

Over 37,000 people participated in the Hawaii caucus.  The previous all time high for participation was 5000.

Amazing what happens when the race is still competitive.

[Angel of Death]

Apologies if someone else already posted this. According to CNN, 100% of precincts in Hawaii were reporting as of 6:14AM EST.

Obama 28,347 76%
Clinton 8,835 24%

Hawaii.

That's even more than in DC!
After Latinos and Asians, *now* which demographic does Obama have problems with?

[Verily]

Apologies if someone else already posted this. According to CNN, 100% of precincts in Hawaii were reporting as of 6:14AM EST.

Obama 28,347 76%
Clinton 8,835 24%

Hawaii.

That's even more than in DC!
After Latinos and Asians, *now* which demographic does Obama have problems with?

Clinton supporters

"Barack Obama has not yet won the vote of a single person who is supporting Hillary Clinton for President! How can he possibly expect to win in November without Hillary Clinton voters? It's just a fairy tale."

[Mr. Morden]

No, the big demographic that Obama has yet to win over is voters who live in states where his name is not on the ballot.  Because remember, Hillary Clinton is undefeated in states where Obama's name isn't on the ballot.  And if Clinton should win the nomination, then Obama's name won't be on the ballot anywhere in November!  Only Clinton can win those "Obama's name not on the ballot" states, so she's clearly the most electable.

* I stole the above argument from a commentor at TNR.