look at the patterns on this map. Interesting voting trends!

[greenbriar]

http://newsroom-static.mcclatchyinteractive.com/creatives/elections/primaries/

[k8conant]

1. I see that Clinton rarely exceeded 55% at all...

what else are you talking about?

[greenbriar]

I am looking at the blocks of states

and that overall Obama is sweeping the us

[bellasgrams]

4. He may be getting the little states but Hill is getting the important

ones, the ones with the most votes.

[bellasgrams]

2. The most noticeable thing is that Dodd, Kuch, Gravel, & Hillary

all have votes in MI. So give BO all the votes that were supposed to be for BO and John Edwards. He should have had more sense than to remove his name from the ballot. He did that on his own. He did not have to. Why should the state have to suffer for his lack of expertise. Same for FL. It's not right that their votes not be counted. It's a waste of money of money and unnecessary to do a revote just to please BO. He was the one that promised them that their votes would be counted if he won. But since he didn't he doesn't want to play that game. He's pitiful.

[quantass]

3. Oh please...Fl and MI should have followed the rules and EVERYONE knew the consequences....

so Obama has done nothing wrong...blame Florida and Michigan for being silly.

[Medusa]

5. More like enabling them for breaking the rules

when they knew what they were up against from day 1. The rules were clear.

[bellasgrams]

6. My family in Miami didn't know is their votes would count or not

but they went and voted hoping this would be resolved because they were told the delegates would still be seated at the convention.

[Johnny__Motown]

7. Dodd had dropped out by then, so you are placing Hillary with Kuch and Gravel only

No serious candidate to contend with on that ballot, and still she only got 55%