Chuck Todd: 841-837 For Obama

[THUNDER HANDS]

overall for the night.

[HopeforChange]

1. So Whose the Big Winner then... It's a Tie

[Kittycat]

6. Well, really Obama since he was coming from so far behind, AND

because we have 6 major primaries/caucus' coming up that are expected to favor him. That doesn't mean he can back off - I think he has to work even harder now.

[peoli]

10. tie goes to the underdog - Obama

[jackson_dem]

14. Hillary is the underdog

[fenriswolf]

15. ummm before today hillary had a lead

granted that lead was closing fast. Hillary is not the underdog. Obama, who came from behind to tie is the underdog.

LOL

[jackson_dem]

17. Obama has the media and an extra $20 million behind him

[fenriswolf]

19. yeah but hillary was ahead in the national polls

she was ahead he was behind, obama was the underdog. LOL

[dmason09]

20. The media?!?

I don't know what media you're referring to, but the channels I watch- MSNBC, local NBC and CBS affiliates, PBS, etc.- are all over Hillary Clinton. Go to Yahoo or MSN right and the front page is a huge pic of Hilary and the headline, "Clinton's Huge Victory." Obama gets the coverage he deserves, but Clinton gets at least her fair share, too.

But don't blame me for whining, I voted for Edwards in California. Two weeks ago.

[Kittycat]

2. That was his best give in favor of HRC.

[tabasco]

7. Exactly. It will probably be a bigger win for Obama.

With Obama-friendly states coming up.

[Colobo]

3. Obama!

[GainesT1958]

4. He'll take it...

And on to "Chesapeake Bay Tuesday"!:D

If I'm Obama's people, I'm really liking what's in front of me!

B-)

[ananda]

5. So, counting superdelegates..

.. Clinton leads Obama by a little.

I'm glad. I don't want to see either
of them running away with it.

I want Edwards to be an important and
influential factor.

Yes.

[fenriswolf]

16. whats more important

Obama is winning on delegates, Hillary has twice his super delegates. Hillary and the old school dems are trying to rally.

[sfam]

8. That's a TRULY close race! Obama wins due to it being a draw I think...but

Clinton won California, which is big for her. Bottom line, both campaigns will spin this.

[ElsewheresDaughter]

9. CA del numbers are not in yet

[caligirl]

11. split s the delegates almost down the middle toward Obama after hillary

was projected to win it all, she has about 10 million bucks left against Obama's 30 million, only a few sources for new donations, Obama has limitless funds and tonight his wins will generate more millions in donations, hard for Hillary to compete with that. The next round of states will get interesting even more than super Tuesday.

[Mass]

12. According to NBC, it is the Clinton numbers, including AK, NM, and CA,

[Colobo]

13. Gobama!

[Coexist]

18. and don't forget people, just

YESTERDAY when all the pundits, include lefties like Katrina Vandenheuvel, who said that Obama needed to not have LESS THAN 200 delegates than Clinton to be in good shape?

Well guess what - HE HAS MORE!

Woot!