So NPR this morning is reporting she won 4/5 and MO is too close to call...

[Agschmid]

Morning Edition host Renee Montange just mentioned "Hillary won MO" and then stopped dead mid sentence and someone else started talking.

Apparently they feel it's too close to call and the host slipped up.

It's a bit odd to listen to so far since there have been several of those mistakes.

[alcibiades_mystery]

1. Within 1600 votes they have to wait on datemarked absentee ballots and provisionals

It's not that complicated. Still, you always want to be the one leading when they go to absentees and provisionals.

(Datemarked absentee ballots means those date stamped by the deadline but not arrived yet. There aren't tens of thousands of absentee ballots out there, in other words, as most people send those in early).

[Lucinda]

4. +1

[Lucinda]

2. The MO SOS page has 100% in now and

Hillary at 49.61 and Bernie at 49.36 about 1531 votes difference

http://enr.sos.mo.gov/EnrNet/

[Agschmid]

5. So close!

[Lucinda]

6. Extremely!

She does well in absentees as a rule, so I expect that will work well for her, not sure how provisionals will fall

[DrDan]

7. there are still 2 precincts out - both in KCMo

out of 3041 total precints

[Lucinda]

8. 3041 of 3041 Precincts Reported on the SOS Page

What are you seeing?

[DrDan]

9. NYTimes site shows 3039 reported - guess they are late

just checked and still 3039

[Lucinda]

10. I think the SOS page just changed a couple of hours ago

so they may not have looked at it yet

[Adrahil]

3. I'm sure there will be a recount, but....

TBH, it's just about bragging rights. Whether HRC or SBS wins by a hair, they'll basically just split the pledged delegates.