MSNBC: Under Clinton camp assumptions, 841 delegates for Obama, 837 for Clinton.

[TheWraith]

This is giving the Clinton campaign all the delegates they claim they may ideally win in California, and splitting NM.

[truebrit71]

1. YEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!!!

...and it's all downhill from here for her....

[TheWraith]

4. It's going to be hard for her from here on out.

The next half-dozen contests are VERY favorable for Obama, and he's out fundraising her by a margin of 2.5 to 1.

[lapfog_1]

10. Nobody, but nobody... should be saying "that's it"

or "game over" or whatever.

She will still show strength in Ohio (I believe), and one or two other states that have yet to be heard from.

In any event, even should either candidate "run the table" in terms of states won... I don't think they will have enough delegates to win the nomination outright. Uncommitted Super Delegates (plus the Edwards delegates) may well decide the nominee at the convention.

Does anyone see Hillary winning by 60 - 40 in the rest of the states? Obama?

it isn't going to happen.

Wish it wasn't the case... wish Obama had moped the floor with Hillary tonight. Didn't happen.

But then Hillary didn't knock out Obama either... nor even win on a decision of the judges. It's only midway through the fight.

And I think the Big Mo is with the Big O.

[truebrit71]

11. I think Ohio would go with Obama...

..no? Cleveland and surrounding areas?

[TheWraith]

12. I don't know, but Ohio isn't next.

Next up is three states that Obama has very good chances in: WA and NE caucuses, and LA. More time to build momentum, which can swing things in OH.

[tekisui]

2. Dayum. Doesn't get much closer, does it?

We'll see how accurate they are.

[K Gardner]

3. Obama Wins 13 States/Hillary Wins 8 States (doesn't that leave one?)

[TheWraith]

They haven't called New Mexico yet.

MSNBC seems to think that it's going to incline toward Obama, which would fit with his pattern of winning caucuses. But it looks like they're not going to have results for awhile.

[K Gardner]

14. Thanks !

[TheWraith]

6. Delete, dupe.

[JenniferJuniper]

5. Certainly makes things interesting

And time -and money - are clearly on Obama's side now.

[BootinUp]

7. MSNBC is jumpin the gun. nt

[angie_love]

8. yahooooooo, theres some good news in here yet!!

[Egnever]

9. That is a win!

[sandnsea]

13. And the next month will be all Obama

and plenty of time to build the momentum in each state.

[Maddy McCall]

15. Again, this is a guestimate by an MSNBC analyst.

Not written in stone.

Let's get some sleep and see what it looks like tomorrow.

[ShadowLiberal]

16. Wow, great night for Obama if that's how the delegate totals come out

[RiverStone]

17. This is great news!!!!

Thanks - keep us posted.

[meow mix]

18. obama took the night, the hillary is mortally wounded

very nice

[cottonseed]

19. Now THIS is what matters - that and Obama's 14 states tonight!

delegates, states, a DeNiro endorsement, what else more could he ask for?