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redneckgaijin) wrote2008-04-23 02:21 pm
redneckgaijin) wrote2008-04-23 02:21 pm
LYAN: The Next Day
Final results show Clinton with a 9% victory- a definite failure for Obama, but not a real success for Clinton either.
Clinton nets ten delegates from Pennsylvania- two more than I'd predicted- leaving her still about 150 behind with only 408 pledged delegates left outstanding.
I predict an even split of delegates in Indiana (36-36, Obama winning the state 51%-48%) and a net of 7 delegates for Obama in North Carolina (61-54, statewide vote 57%-43%). Clinton landslides await in West Virginia and Kentucky, though... if the race goes on that long.
Oh: and the magic superdelegate number for Obama is now 89.
Clinton nets ten delegates from Pennsylvania- two more than I'd predicted- leaving her still about 150 behind with only 408 pledged delegates left outstanding.
I predict an even split of delegates in Indiana (36-36, Obama winning the state 51%-48%) and a net of 7 delegates for Obama in North Carolina (61-54, statewide vote 57%-43%). Clinton landslides await in West Virginia and Kentucky, though... if the race goes on that long.
Oh: and the magic superdelegate number for Obama is now 89.