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|  #1 Posted on 20.1.08 1447.16 | Instant Rating: 9.00 | http://www.nvdems08.com/
98% of precincts reporting
(totals represent number of county delegates)
Clinton 5355 50.7%
Obama 4773 45.2%
Edwards 396 3.8%
Uncommitted 31 0.29%
Kucinich 5 0.05%
Other (?) 1 0.01%
Gravel 0
http://www.nvgopcaucus.com/results
100% reporting
Romney 22,646 51.1%
Paul 6084 13.7%
McCain 5650 12.7%
Huckabee 3616 8.2%
Thompson 3519 7.9%
Giuliani 1910 4.3%
Hunter 890 2.0%
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|  #2 Posted on 20.1.08 1501.29 | Instant Rating: 5.65 | Democratic delegates to date (including superdelegates):
Clinton: 210
Obama: 123
Edwards: 52
Kucinich: 1
(2,025 needed for majority)
Republican delegates to date (including unpledged):
Romney: 72
McCain: 38
Huckabee: 29
Thompson: 8
Paul: 6
Giuliani: 2
Hunter: 1
(1,191 needed for majority)
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| #3 Posted on 20.1.08 2006.17 | Instant Rating: 5.12 | Where are you getting those delegate numbers?
thegreenpapers.com has much different numbers, as does CNN.com.
Nevermind, I see those are CNN numbers.
What the difference between http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#D and http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/ then?
The later one has Clinton with only 36.
(edited by Mr. Boffo on 20.1.08 2009) | hansen9j
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| #4 Posted on 20.1.08 2013.21 | Instant Rating: 5.65 | Clinton has strong support from many of the "superdelegates".
Per CNN:
"Superdelegates in the Democratic Party are typically members of the Democratic National Committee, elected officials like senators or governors, or party leaders. They do not have to indicate a candidate preference and do not have to compete for their position. If a superdelegate dies or is unable to participate at the convention, alternates do not replace that delegate, which would reduce the total delegates number and the "magic number" needed to clinch the nomination."
So while Obama has a slight edge in elected delegates, Clinton still has a sizable margin in overall delegates.
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