Some HUGE Obama areas yet to report in Texas ...

[Alhena]

Tarrant County SD 10 has 312 delegates and went 64-35% Obama at the precinct caucus.
Dallas County SD 23 has 373 delegates and went 80-19% Obama at the precinct caucus.
Dallas County SD 16 has 255 delegates and went 60-39% Obama at the precinct caucus.
Harris County SD 7 has 196 delegates and went 60-39% Obama at the precinct caucus.
Collin County SD 8 has 163 delegates and went 63-38% Obama at the precinct caucus.

On the Hillary side:

El Paso county SD 29 has 175 delegates and went 74-25% Hillary at the precinct caucus.

So it looks like the big areas remaining favor Obama strongly- I'm sure Hillary does better in the smaller districts.

[DerekJ]

1. Thanks, I was looking for the info.

[babylonsister]

2. GOBAMA!

:applause:

[thevoiceofreason]

3. What a long day! We went 158-59 Obama (SD15)

[samdogmom]

7. My goodness! How long do they make you caucus????

No wonder this is such a tough battle. Didn't you start early this morning? I'm shocked that it takes so much effort to win the vote of a Texan!

(How in the world did our country end up with Dubya????? Is the caucus system for democrats only? If not, couldn't you all have gotten rid of Dubya much sooner? Certainly HE wouldn't have lasted long at a caucus if they go on all day!)

[thevoiceofreason]

We're still here witing on final reports

I expect to go home at 11

[dkf]

18. And most conventions haven't reported yet!

Yowza.

[Diane R]

24. Thank you for doing this for all of us. I'm in Wash. St., and I really appreciate your efforts toda

[BearSquirrel2]

26. No doubt the "hero of Tusla"

No doubt the hero of Tusla had an effect on some of her delegates with her little stories. I'm sure that being from Texas, they are all familiar with effusive preachers.

[merh]

4. Travis

Lots of counties in (check the spreadsheet), but the big one is Travis -- 313 for Obama, 144 for Clinton.

http://burntorangereport.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=5484

[dkf]

5. Burnt Orange: Obama 58% Hillary 42% :)

[Alhena]

9. Dallas and Harris must have checked in- not on county spreadsheet yet though

[dkf]

12. Dallas 8 and 9 checked in. 2 16 and 23 not counted yet.

But blog from DMN sez:


District 2: Results in ...
7:48 PM Sat, Mar 29, 2008 | Permalink
Dave Levinthal E-mail News tips

... and they are:

Obama -- 80 delegates / 80 alternates to state convention

Clinton - 30 delegates / 30 alternates to state convention

Total of 1,009 sign-ins, with 741 for Obama and 268 for Clinton.

The District 2 convention adjourned at 7:47 p.m.

http://trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com/

[dkf]

14. Harris 11 13 & 15 checked in. 7 & 17 did not.

Obama won:
Harris 11 52%
Harris 13 84%
Harris 15 74%

[Johnny__Motown]

13. I see it as 58.4% to 36.4 % with 28.5% reporting

http://burntorangereport.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=5484

[writes3000]

16. Hillary has 41.5%. I think you're look at the wrong column for that 36.4%.

[dkf]

17. 36% is percent of delegates filled. 28.5% is percent of precincts called in.

Hillary comes 1st, then Obama, then % of delegates, then % of precints. :)

[NC_Nurse]

6. Yes We Can!

Si Se Puede!!! :bounce:

[montanacowboy]

8. So, If Obama WINS Texas

will the news readers of the MSM tell America that Hillary DID NOT WIN TEXAS?

then what will Bill say? he said she HAD to win Texas and the corrupt press was all too happy to declare her the winner..

Now, will they backtrack?

[featherman]

10. Hidalgo County is fair size and will be big for Clinton but

what you say is true. Denton, Jefferson and Williamson are good sized and will likely go Obama as well

[dkf]

11. Williamson already in. O66 C34

[goclark]

15. yea

[The Doctor.]

19. Soooo..... he's picked up MORE delgates?

Man! He's getting ever closer to dropping out and endorsing Hillary! :sarcasm:

[dkf]

21. Looks good so far. I have him ahead of expectations based on the partial count

on election day.

But too early to count chickens.

[Arugula Latte]

25. Maybe, if he's reeeeeally lucky, he can be her VP...

:rofl:

[RiverStone]

20. QUESTION: Is Obama doing even better compared to the first...

TX caucus vote?

If so, by how much?

Thanks :hi:

[DesertFlower]

22. thanks. i had forgotten about texas. nt

[rainbow4321]

23. And what do those counties all have in common....

They are in the geographic area that her TX camp thumbed their collective noses at with their "Hillary will take South TX and this will let her WIN the state".

If I had a penny for all the HRC camp quotes in the local Dallas print media that had them gushing about HRC South TX support would put TX in her win column...now North Texans get to thumb their collective noses right back at her.


I am NOT dissing S TX Dems...just HRC's people cocky-take-everything for granted 'tude prior to TX primary night.