0% in for San Francisco and Alameda counties

[Roland99]

[Recursion]

1. Yeah. CA "called" with 18% reporting

Same mistake NPR made in MO. Not predicting a win on this one, but way way way too soon to call it.

[JackORoses]

3. Most of that 18% is Mail-In ballots as well

[Roland99]

4. Ayup...but...she does have a sizable early lead.

County breakdown

http://vote.sos.ca.gov/Returns/pres/dem/all.htm

[Recursion]

7. Yup. About the size of her lead at this point in MO...

Remember, returns in CA (roughly speaking) will report starting with early voting, then the high desert and inland empire, then the coast. You're going to get very strong HRC support at first, very strong BHO support at the end, and the crucial question is in the middle, starting pretty soon.

[Nailzberg]

2. A judge ordered Alameda stay open late. Not enough ballots.

I think they closed at 9pm unless there were people still in line.

[SeattleGirl]

5. Well, you know those newsies.

They can't just wait until the majority of votes are counted. I wish they'd stay out of it until all the votes are counted. You'd think that after Ohio and New Hampshire, they'd have learned, but silly me, of course not.

[CreekDog]

6. Yeah and Obama led in the Bay Area by 10%

according to the Field Poll and Zog- oh nevermind that last part.

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