Chuck Todd delegate update - Clinton: 1,207, Obama: 1,183

[NJSecularist]

Popular Vote
Obama - 8,228,785 (48.4%)
Clinton - 8,028,607 (47.3%)

Pledged delegates:
Obama - 1,009
Clinton - 944

Superdelegates: Clinton
Clinton - 263
Obama - 174

Total: Clinton
Clinton - 1,207
Obama - 1,183

[Crooked Moon]

1. history in the making.

[Hart2008]

2. WOW!

:wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow::wow:

[LittleBlue]

3. Obama has the popular lead??? Even with the caucus system? holy shit

Gobama! :D

[bilgewaterbill]

4. Half of the superdelegates have committed?

[SoFlaJet]

5. these friggin super delegates

better not usurp the will of the people or it will tear this party in two-we're going to need some actions with an e-mail camoaign-I hope Move On can get involved with helping to co-ordinate something like that.

[bunnies]

6. soooo.

Obama leads in the popular vote and pledged delegates. But Clinton is still ahead. :banghead: Democracy shamocracy. What a joke.

[Botany]

7. That is not democracy

Obama has won more votes, more states, and more elected delegates and yet
he is behind????????

F***ing super delegates

If Obama keeps winning but Hillary gets the nomination the party will explode.

[NJSecularist]

8. Agreed,

I can't see this ending well, especially if Obama doesn't win either Ohio and Texas.

[Tropics_Dude83]

9. Agreed

The Super delegates appear to be stealing the nomination for Hillary.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

10. "more states" ahhaha....too too bad for Obama that landmass DOESN"T vote!

[Botany]

13. Hillary is gonna get her ass kicked in

MD, VA, D.C., Wisconsin, Maine, and Hawaii.

Hillary has fundimental weaknesses ... hell Obama got 94 delegates from
New York state or 40% of the total.

I live in Ohio and Obama is already on the ground here and going strong.

If the states and the votes keep piling up for Obama the rank and file of the
party will munity if Hillary gets beat in the vote but gets in by super delegates.
Also it that looks like what will happen you can count on Edwards and Gore
stepping in for Obama.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

11. GOMAMA!

[LonePirate]

12. That 24 delegate difference is puny.

It could very well tilt the other way after Potomac Tuesday. I think this thing could last until Pennsylvania or Puerto Rico or even longer.

I like both candidates and I will gladly vote for either one in November. I just hope the delayed decision on selecting the candidate doesn't hurt the party since the opposition has pretty much made their choice.