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Originally Posted by potter
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Yep and how many were caucuses vs primaries. Which ones were in solid red vs blue states. What happened in the swing states. What % of the voters are dems, independents, republicans.
And what will the landscape look like on March 5th. The Texas primary and Ohio primary will be interesting to see. Rhode Island is strongly Clinton right now. Vermont looks to be Obama. The caucus part of Texas should goto Obama as well. So he could lose the popular vote in the state but get a lead in the delegates from the caucus portion.
You can be as simple as saying 24 to 13 and think that tells the story but it of course doesn't. He has won 11 more states yet only leads by 100 or so pledge delegates?