Hamlette
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Wed Feb-13-08 02:52 AM
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| Does anyone know what the pleged delegate count is right now? |
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NBC has Obama ahead by 109 delegates, AP has him ahead by 5. I'm confused. Is there a reliable site or tally anywhere?
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| Kurt_and_Hunter
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Wed Feb-13-08 02:53 AM
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| 1. And the Obama campaign has him up 167 after tonight... it's all over the place |
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Wed Feb-13-08 02:54 AM
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| 2. CNN has the best breakdown in my view. |
| lapfog_1
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Wed Feb-13-08 03:14 AM
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| 3. They show that DC has Obama 13 and Clinton 11 |
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after he won like 75 to 23 or something ridiculous like that.
I thought that after certain percentages (62 and 66) that the winner starts getting proportionally higher numbers of delegates. The award shown by CNN is like Obama 54 percent and Clinton 46 percent. And it wasn't near that close.
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| JustinL
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Wed Feb-13-08 04:51 AM
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| 4. that's the total delegate count |
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The counts on the summary page include superdelegates. You have to click into each state to see its pledged delegate count. CNN's current pledged delegate count for DC is Obama 9, Clinton 2. Which means that Clinton has an absurd 69% of the current superdelegate count (9 out of 13).
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Wed Feb-13-08 10:48 AM
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| 5. thanks! That is exactly what I was looking for! n/t |
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