CNN: Texas likely to switch again.

[Staples]

Most of the Latino and rural districts are the ones that have been counted now.

African-American and large cities are still to come. It sounds positive for Obama.

Thank God! I was fearing Obama would lose the nomination tonight.

[woolldog]

1. El Paso hasn't been counted at all.

[NJSecularist]

You are right

But Obama has more strongholds that are yet to report.

[Staples]

12. Sorry for the "annoyance"...momentum is a huge thing in politics though

I don't want to see Hillary get momentum and then take that to a brokered convention.

Trust me, if the nomination is not decided before the national convention...SHE WILL BE THE NOMINEE.

Forget for a second you are an Obama supporter for a second and get that through your head.

[woolldog]

15. What the hell are you talking about?

Get bent.

[kstewart33]

2. Have faith, and welcome to DU, Staples!

It's looking good for Obama. He's slowly gaining on her now. 15 minutes ago she was ahead by way over 20k. Now the gap is 16k.

Let's see, but so far, so good.

[jgraz]

3. Obama can't lose the nomination tonight.

Only Hillary can lost it. Obama can only lose a bit of momentum.

[lapfog_1]

4. I'm glad you only get 3 posts in GDP a day

your concern annoys me.

Btw, welcome to DU... I think.

[quantass]

7. Lol -- that's not nice...but made me laugh

:rofl:

[movonne]

5. I don't think Obama will lose the nomination..even if she won everyone

tonight...

[TexasLady]

6. Obama gets this one.

Texas is his.

[itsrobert]

8. Still have San Antonio and El Paso

Plus, there is still a huge Hispanic Population in Dallas and Houston.

[NJSecularist]

Hillary isn't getting very good margins in Bexar (San Antonio)

Only 54-45 in favor of Hillary.

[ctaylors6]

14. for the 55% reported so far for election day, she's winning 60/40

http://www.bexar.org/elections/online/online.asp

[InAbLuEsTaTe]

9. Obama has it locked up. Not to worry.

[citizen snips]

10. I would not rely too much on CNN analysts.

[meow mix]

11. the cities are going heavily obama it looks like

looks ok

[ccpup]

13. he'll do well in the cities, of course

but the African-American vote was less than they had anticipated, so that might affect his final counts. Especially if the Latino vote in the cities trends strongly toward Hillary.

Only time will tell.

[The_Casual_Observer]

16. I won't change that much.

[nomorewhopper]

17. HRC still has math working against her

[debbierlus]

18. Msnbc has Clinton up 2% in Texas

Still very close...time is now 11:31