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Did you guys see the primary results? Pretty interesting.



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Yeah, Hillary's chances are pretty much blown, now. If she's willing to do what's good for the democratic party, she'll rally her supporters to support Obama once he is nominated.



Yeah, just read it (it´s 8 AM in middle Europe right now).

Very interesting, although somewhat expected. I guess Obama will win in the end, though. Clinton will need some luck to catch up to him now.



ugh, this is going to drag on until the convention, then it's be up to the super delegates. im at the point where i dont care who wins anymore.i just want an end to it. -_-U



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Yeah, she's done now, and I think she knows it. 

 Obama will soon have a majority among pledhged delegates, and it's birtual imposible for Clinton to win the popular vote totals, even with Michigan and Florida added to the count.

Rumors are going around that Clinton has canceled some scheduled appearances tomorrow, and that Obama's offering to cover her campaign's debt in exchange for a withdrawal.



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Did anyone else find it interesting that the city of Gary reported that part of their votes were in and that the "portion" was like 40% of the population of the city?

Call me crazy but 40% of a city in a party primary is absurd, I'd like to know wth was going on there. I'm pretty sure that hurt Clinton so it wouldn't change the outcome but I'd like to know anyways...it just sounds dirty.



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I'm in NC and everyone I talked to voted for Obama. I don't think i saw one Clinton supporter yesterday.



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Did anyone else find it interesting that the city of Gary reported that part of their votes were in and that the "portion" was like 40% of the population of the city?

Call me crazy but 40% of a city in a party primary is absurd, I'd like to know wth was going on there. I'm pretty sure that hurt Clinton so it wouldn't change the outcome but I'd like to know anyways...it just sounds dirty.

 When projecting vote totals/percentages, figures are routinely extrapolated in situations like this. Once you have a certain sample size, votes are relatively easy to project.