Fellow Clinton supporters...

[busymom]

Help me figure out what the heck is up in TX right now....Is she behind this much because of the particular counties reporting?

[jillan]

1. CNN is only reporting 1%.

Hopefully it will change as more counties report.

[busymom]

2. I hope so. :(

[TAWS]

11. 1% reporting does not mean 1% of the votes are in, almost one million votes already

[Metric System]

3. According to BTD on TalkLeft, "looking at the county results, all the Texas vote is out of Houston,

Dallas and Austin." Those are areas that Obama was expected to do very well in.

[BringBigDogBack]

6. Sounds more like "hope"

Shame on you!!!one

;)

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

8. Yes, the eastern half polls close first. (Houston)

[MrsT]

4. Relax, only 1% are in

Are you looking at CNN.com?

[Kurt_and_Hunter]

5. I am guessing those are some early-voting totals from the east

[Recursion]

7. basically the opposite of MO and CA

In those two states the Clinton-leaning areas reported first; in TX the Obama-leaning areas are reporting first. This one could be another nail-biter, to say nothing of the caucus...

[judaspriestess]

9. Hillary will be fine

She should do well in San Antonio, El Paso and South Texas

[demo dutch]

10. Polls haven't even closed yet & only 1% reporting (Obama precincts first)

[Truth2Tell]

12. These are early voting totals

from a cross-section of counties. The bad news (for Clinton) is that it looks like the urban areas had waaaay more early voters - and they went 2 to 1 for Obama. The rural counties - all across the state - appear to have gone 2 to 1 for Hillary in early voting. But the total numbers are waaay lower.

That's just how it looks. Maybe the rural folks all waited to vote today. :shrug:

[mtnsnake]

13. I heard Tony Rezko bought up all the counties where Hillary was strong & sold them to Oklahoma today

in an honest land deal.