Hillary leads in pledged (625/624) and total Delegates(818/730) post 2/5 per CNN

[papau]

At 4:34 pm the numbers were updated today(there are still votes being counted that can change remaining allocation - below are only the numbers that are final).
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#D

Hillary Clinton
Pledged: 625
Superdelegates: 193
Total: 818


Obama
Barack Obama
Pledged: 624
Superdelegates: 106
Total: 730


Edwards
John Edwards
Pledged: 26
Superdelegates: 0
Total: 26

[tekisui]

1. We still have 400 or so to be added from Tues.

Things are close.

[papau]

5. AP "final" now out w/ H 1024, O 933, with Hill up 1 on elected delegates -but

they are still counting

[AlinPA]

2. CNN, MSNBC, Politico... all different today. All we need is Fox with their different #'s.

Who know what the numbers are?

[Iwasthere]

3. Quit adding the superdelegates. They don't count!!!

They are fluid. They will count later but can be changed either way so they cannot count yet.

[papau]

6. Without Super-delegates Hillary is up one per AP (TODATE)

[ShadowLiberal]

4. So? Hillary already had a nearly 100 super delegate lead, & both campaigns say each won 800+ on ST

Plus not all of the states have been counted yet.

Both Obama and Clinton's campaign have a 10 to 15 delegate difference between the two of them for the Super Tuesday delegate total.

[papau]

7. 90 vote super delegate Hill lead pre 2/05 included in 1024 to 933 spred.

[grantcart]

8. I wonder how many superdelegates will be 'reassessing' their

endorsement now that she is out of money

[mrmx9]

9. Wow a lead of 1 amongst pledged (elected) delegates - A LANDSLIDE!