So far, as per CBS, Tonight's Delegate Count: BO-64 HC-53

[tekisui]

We still have a way to go, many delegates to be awarded: 251.

As far as perception, RI to Hillary, VT to Obama. Ohio will be a close split to Hillary, Texas looks to go to Obama. With Early voting and the caucus, Obama will most likely take it there.

Momentum?

Obama still has it. He has a 50+ bloc of SuperD's waiting in the wing.

[Gore1FL]

1. doing the math...

she has to win 11 of the 251 to break even, and then 160 of the remaining 240 to make a landslide in PA for her worthwhile.

[tekisui]

2. That won't happen.

[Gore1FL]

12. I don't see it either

If the 50 super delegates come into the Obama fold, that makes the gap all the bigger, too. That would basically tie them up in that category.

Are they new super delegates, flipped suer delegates, or a combination? Has anyone heard?

[Uben]

3. Be careful quoting CBS

I did earlier and some idiots went bat shit crazy on me. But, if you are like me, fuck em!

[tekisui]

4. Fuck 'em!

[tekisui]

5. Fuck 'em!

:thumbsup:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

6. You also threw in some of your own editorializing.

Replete with some racial stereotypes.

:shrug:

[grantcart]

7. Obama picked up 2 SD today so his magic number is now 578

[samdogmom]

8. Does this mean the horrible primary fight will continue?

Please make it stop! Somebody has to come out on top soon. The vicious fighting is exhausting.

[JVS]

9. Gobama!

[Metric System]

11. NObama!

[panader0]

10. Obama will gain ground tonight.

[tekisui]

13. I still think so.

[Gore1FL]

14. He gains ground by losng delegates in on sense

His lead becomes a larger percentage of remaining delegates. Anything Hillary does not win by 65% is in his favor.