Projection: Clinton Wins Popular Vote, Obama Wins Delegate Count

Off just a little

Sorry that Puerto Rico didn't turn out the million votes you projected - more like one-third of that. Despite all her talk, Hillary is losing the popular vote (not that it means anything - her own staffers kept saying "this is a race for delegates" until she started losing).

Popular vote

Most contests won: Obama

Most Pledged delegates: Obama

Most Superdelegates: Obama

Most popular votes: Obama (according to the proper math that everyone agreed to. This is a moot point since nominees are elected by dekegates but let's go down this road just for the sake of equity. If you are truly going to count popular vote you must include caucus states and you must exclude FLA and MI. MAYBE you can count FLA but defintely not MI.) And how do you factor in the exemplar of party raiding encouraged by neo-conservative radio talk show hosts who encouraged Republicans to switch affiliations and vote for the candidate that they thought least likely to win against the Republican cnadidate in November. The popular vote is not a viable standard in which to judge the primary nomination. It is too volitile. And Clinton will not overtake SD and MT. I'm sorry to all the Hillary supporters but this is a democracy and the people have spoken. Yes, it is a tyranny of the majority but ask yourselves; don't we have much in common?

Most concessions: Obama. FLA and MI could have been contested by Obama; in fact, he had the votes in the committee to get a 50/50 split in Michigan yet he agreed to a 69-59 split of delegates. Once again, Obama shows that he is more interested in uniting the party than winning. Harold Icky can kiss my ass! You got more than you deserved in FLA and MI. You're a very sad man.

Hillary, you're out of money, you've moved the goalposts as much as possible, you've declared new metrics numerous times and Barack Obama has played by the rules every inch of the way. AND HE HAS WON in spite of all that. Not only has the fat lady sung, but she has cleaned out her locker and is at home sipping on a glass of Chardonay. Great fight but you know how this ends. If you truly love this country, do the right thing. Stand aside and let real change come to Washington. Maybe it'll work, maybe it won't. But tou must respect the majority of the people in this country who voted for real change, you must give it a chance.

If you have any patriotism left in you, Then on Wednesday morning you will take the stage with Barack Obama and support him as the democratic nominee for President of the United States of America.

rampant sexism

are there any women in your life ,,,mother, daughters, sisters, wife who would benefit from seeing your support for a woman 's candidacy getting respect and serious consideration ? Some of them may not be alive the next time this kind of validation occurs. It is not all about you! f

hillary clinton, the mistress of spin

Here's the truth http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Barack_Obama_Wins_the_Popular_Vote

Deal with it.

Hillary for President!

Hillary for President!

I only want Hillary!

Obama is too far left radical!

I will not vote for Obama.

Hillary for President!

Hillary for President!

I only want Hillary!

Obama is too far left radical!

I will not vote for Obama.

Superdelegates must act with SuperIntelligent

Good news: Most American want change Americans look for younger president, Most americans want Dems to win and fix things.

Bad News: No Women won, No balck won.

Clinton will win 95% of the states what she won in the primary.

Contrary Obama will lose 90% of states he won in the primary. They remain red.

Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio - Swing staes.

Democrates messed up two of them - Obama supported that.

If Democrates lose two fo those states, they loet elections. My guess is, they may lose all of them if Obama is their choice.

SuperDelegates must see who and How they are going to win.

Red states delegates are not very important as compared to blue state delegates.

My verdict: Joint ticket.

If Clinton is the president and Obama as VP - Dems will rule for 16 years. 8 years of Hillary and 8 years of Obama. Obama will in better chance to serve the country for 16 years.

If Obama is the president and Clinton as VP - Dems will rule for 4 years only.

If Obama is the president and someother VP - Obama will lose to McCain due to Swing states mess up by Democrates and lack of good support from Swing states to Obama.

If Clinton is the president, she will request Obama as VP, If refuses then Clinton will win since he made his choice.

If Democrates can not conduct primary elections properly, how can we trust them with whole country and the world. It is not democratic ignoring 5 million voters.

Super delegates make your choice and act intelligently. Your existence is strategic not following elected delegates.

SMALL STATES DO COUNT

Popular Vote Total 16,108,538 49.3% 15,512,424 47.5% Obama +596,114 +1.8%

Estimate w/IA, NV, ME, WA* 16,442,622 49.3% 15,736,286 47.2% Obama +706,336 +2.1%

Popular Vote (w/FL) 16,684,752 48.5% 16,383,410 47.6% Obama +301,342 +0.9%

Estimate w/IA, NV, ME, WA* 17,018,836 48.5% 16,607,272 47.3% Obama +411,564 +1.2%

Popular Vote (w/FL & MI)** 16,684,752 47.6% 16,711,719 47.7% Clinton +26,967 +0.08%

Estimate w/IA, NV, ME, WA* 17,018,836 47.7% 16,935,581 47.5% Obama +83,255 +0.24%

Montana 06/03 - - -

South Dakota 06/03 - - -

Puerto Rico 06/01 - - -

Kentucky 05/20 - - -

Oregon 05/20 - - -

West Virginia 05/13 91,652 25.7% 239,062 67.0% Clinton +147,410 +41.3%

North Carolina 05/06 887,412 56.1% 657,676 41.6% Obama +229,736 +14.5%

Indiana 05/06 630,946 49.4% 645,365 50.6% Clinton +14,419 +1.2%

Guam 05/03 2,264 50.1% 2,257 49.9% Obama +7 +0.2%

Pennsylvania 04/22 1,046,822 45.4% 1,260,937 54.6% Clinton +214,115 +9.2%

Mississippi 03/11 265,502 61.2% 159,221 36.7% Obama +106,281 +24.5%

Wyoming 03/08 5,378 61.4% 3,311 37.8% Obama +2,067 +23.6%

Texas 03/04 1,362,476 47.4% 1,462,734 50.9% Clinton +100,258 +3.5%

Ohio 03/04 1,055,769 44.8% 1,259,620 53.5% Clinton +203,851 +8.7%

Rhode Island 03/04 75,316 40.4% 108,949 58.4% Clinton +33,633 +18.0%

Vermont 03/04 91,901 59.3% 59,806 38.6% Obama +32,095 +20.7%

Wisconsin 02/19 646,851 58.1% 453,954 40.8% Obama +192,897 +17.3%

Hawaii 02/19 28,347 76.1% 8,835 23.7% Obama +19,512 +52.4%

Virginia 02/12 627,820 63.7% 349,766 35.5% Obama +278,054 +28.2%

Maryland 02/12 532,665 60.7% 314,211 35.8% Obama +218,454 +24.9%

District of Columbia 02/12 93,386 75.3% 29,470 23.8% Obama +63,916 +51.5%

Democrats Abroad 02/12 15,214 65.8% 7,501 32.5% Obama +7,713 +33.3%

Louisiana 02/09 220,632 57.4% 136,925 35.6% Obama +83,707 +21.8%

Nebraska 02/09 26,126 67.7% 12,445 32.3% Obama +13,681 +35.4%

Virgin Islands 02/09 1,772 89.9% 149 7.6% Obama +1,623 +82.3%

California 02/05 2,186,662 43.2% 2,608,184 51.5% Clinton +421,522 +8.3%

New York 02/05 751,019 40.3% 1,068,496 57.4% Clinton +317,477 +17.1%

Illinois 02/05 1,318,234 64.7% 667,930 32.8% Obama +650,304 +31.9%

New Jersey 02/05 501,372 43.9% 613,500 53.8% Clinton +112,128 +9.9%

Massachusetts 02/05 511,680 41.1% 705,185 56.6% Clinton +193,505 +15.5%

Georgia 02/05 704,247 66.4% 330,026 31.1% Obama +374,221 +35.3%

Minnesota 02/05 142,109 66.4% 68,994 32.2% Obama +73,115 +34.2%

Missouri 02/05 406,917 49.3% 395,185 47.9% Obama +11,732 +1.4%

Tennessee 02/05 252,874 40.5% 336,245 53.8% Clinton +83,371 +13.3%

Colorado 02/05 80,113 66.5% 38,839 32.3% Obama +41,274 +34.2%

Arizona 02/05 193,126 42.4% 229,501 50.4% Clinton +36,375 +8.0%

Alabama 02/05 300,319 56.0% 223,089 41.6% Obama +77,230 +14.4%

Connecticut 02/05 179,742 50.6% 165,426 46.5% Obama +14,316 +4.1%

Arkansas 02/05 82,476 26.3% 220,136 70.1% Clinton +137,660 +43.8%

Oklahoma 02/05 130,130 31.2% 228,480 54.8% Clinton +98,350 +23.6%

Kansas 02/05 27,172 74.0% 9,462 25.8% Obama +17,710 +48.2%

New Mexico 02/05 71,396 48.0% 73,105 49.1% Clinton +1,709 +1.1%

Utah 02/05 74,538 56.7% 51,333 39.1% Obama +23,205 +17.6%

Delaware 02/05 51,148 53.1% 40,760 42.3% Obama +10,388 +10.8%

North Dakota 02/05 11,625 61.1% 6,948 36.5% Obama +4,677 +24.6%

Idaho 02/05 16,880 79.5% 3,655 17.2% Obama +13,225 +62.3%

Alaska 02/05 6,674 75.2% 2,194 24.7% Obama +4,480 +50.5%

American Samoa 02/05 121 42.5% 163 57.2% Clinton +42 +14.7%

Florida 01/29 576,214 32.9% 870,986 49.8% Clinton +294,772 +16.9%

South Carolina 01/26 294,898 55.4% 140,990 26.5% Obama +153,908 +28.9%

Michigan** 01/15 - 328,309 55.2% Clinton +328,309 +55.2%

New Hampshire 01/08 104,815 36.8% 112,404 39.4% Clinton +7,589 +2.6%

His POINT is:

1. The Democratic party nominating process is not democratic.

2. Barack did not win the majority of primary votes, he won more delegates based on an undemocratic methodology that gives b/s caucus delegates chosen by activists more weight than primary delegates cast by real voters.

3. Obamabots want to end the process while their guy is ahead. (Florida and Michigan will remember Obama's hypocrisy in November.)

4. Obamabots are hypocrits - they want to count the undemocratically chosen caucus delegates, but don't want to give up the superdelegates from states Barry did not win.

5. The Dems will lose in Nov because once again the loser wing of the party (Obama-Kerry-Kennedy-Bradley-Carter wing of the party) is ignoring the will of the people for the will of the party elitists who are scared to death of the threats from the party's black base..

6. The majority of Americans will grow to loath elitist Obamabots from now until November because Obamabots think they know it all and know better than the rest of us. They do not!

7. Hillary 2012!

Go Hillary!!!

I think it is time for Osama to just Quit All you lost confused suproters are so mixed up. I am really not ready to trust some atheist Muslim with the future of this country. He clearly does not respect this country as messed up as everything is rite now it does not mean we should all jump ship and go anit america like Osama and his rev. Whight