After looking at the counties, it looks like McCain will actually win LA

[oberliner]

Most likely WA as well.

The big cities are the ones that have only come in at 10 percent and they are heavily McCain so far.

Would've been fun if Huck had swept, but I don't think it's going to happen.

This is similar to Super Tuesday when Huck was leading in Missouri most of the way, but then St. Louis came in at the end and McCain ended up winning.

[FogerRox]

1. with 74% reporting and huck holding on by 6%

could be, but becoming less likely with time. we shall see.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#val=LA

[Benhurst]

2. He'll probably win LA in the general election; but what about Washington?

I always think of Washington as a pretty liberal state, but am constantly surprised by how successful it's Republican candidates are.

[oberliner]

7. Washington hasn't updated in an hour

No idea what is happening there.

[oberliner]

9. McCain just took the lead in Washington

Up by 2 percent with 78 percent reporting.

[New Dawn]

3. Damn.

I hate McCain.

[JBoy]

4. I think you're right. McCain's got some strong support in the counties still out.

[FogerRox]

5. 81% reporting Huck up by 5%, McCain needs something like 65%

of the remaining vote.

[oberliner]

6. 80 percent of E. Baton Rouge hasn't reported

That's a big parish that is breaking huge for McCain (in the 20 percent that's in)

We shall see!

[blitzen]

8. Caddo (Huck country) will offset Orleans (not many repukes)

It will come down to East Baton Rouge. Depends whether the fundy precints in East Baton Rouge have been counted yet--I suspect not

[blitzen]

10. more East Baton Rouge precincts just came in--McCain didn't gain

that mmany in net votes

[oberliner]

11. Interesting - here's hoping McCain doesn't catch up

Although I think WA has more delegates than LA and KS combined.

[FogerRox]

12. McCain within 3% with 85% reporting

[oberliner]

14. Missouri all over again

I have a feeling McCain wins this one.

[FogerRox]

17. Huck up 3%, 89% reporting no movement from last time

McCain needs to gain 2500 votes, with about 13,000 outstanding, very possible.

[blitzen]

13. it will be a squeaker either way....Go Huck!

[blitzen]

16. my prediction: Huck by about 500 votes

[RL3AO]

15. Go Huckabee

Keep the GOP divided for as long as possible.

[EFerrari]

18. Republican voters are giving the establishment the finger.

They are going over to Hukkkabee.

This is what happens when you train your base to be as base as possible.

[FogerRox]

19. Huck by 2%, 91% reporting

[oberliner]

20. I think it may end up with all the delegates being uncommitted

Since neither is going to reach 50 percent.

[FogerRox]

22. Huck by 2%, 94% reporting, Huck is holding.

[EFerrari]

21. The Klan has spoken!

Holy cow.

(Great sig line, Foger!)

[FogerRox]

25. Owww, FDR ? LOL. The CLan was laive and well in NH when I was up there for the primary

These were being stuck on cars windsheilds outside of a Rudy event.

[thevoiceofreason]

23. They are parishes, not counties

[FogerRox]

24. Huck by 580 votes, 43% to 43% 96% reporting

[FogerRox]

26. Huck pulls ahead now up by 2%....... 97% reporting

[oberliner]

28. Still waiting on a big chunk from E. Baton Rouge

It's going to tighten, I think.

[oberliner]

29. Looks like CNN called it for Huck, glad I was wrong!

Interesting to say the least.

[oberliner]

27. Sorry about that - CNN had them listed under "County Results"

Thanks for the correction!