Anyone know how many delegates since tuesday is Obama up on Clinton

[surfin]

I heare a lot more have come from Calif and more from Texas. Is it true he gain way more than she since monday morning?

[Kittycat]

1. +6-8 for CA. +6 in SDs +3 in TX

[surfin]

3. Mahalo and wonder why we have not heard more of this

in the press. If it was happening to Hillary, it would be all over the place.

[Kittycat]

9. I think we're still waiting for correction from NYC as well.

There were some oddities reporting no votes for Obama in harlem.

[surfin]

12. I was suprised at how many more he got this week from Calif

One thing Hillary never gets is more delegates and few talk about that.

[surfin]

13. I was suprised at how many more he got this week from Calif

One thing Hillary never gets is more delegates and few talk about that.

[grantcart]

14. 11 SDs for the week 7 since Tuesday (one more today)

http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/2008/02/ultimate-delegate-tracker.html

Texas is being reported as +5


since everyone is using different starting points DemcomWatch/CBS/AP its hard to compare numbers

I find its just easiest to use the magic number

At the begining of the week it was around 650 and now it is 461.

Thanks

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

2. Yeah, a net gain of four pledged delegates, I think.

And about ten superdelegates.

[surfin]

4. 10, I missed that and a Mahalo to you also (n/t)

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

5. He picked up twelve, she got two.

Last I heard.

[surfin]

6. I have this feeling that they and party leaders are going to

do something bad against him to sink him. Let us all keep watching. One thing I am seeing is this idea coming from Hillary of a shared ticket. Run from that.

I am a strong Obama supporter but he will lose me if she is his vp. No more clintons in the white house or as they say, we need to weed out the clinton bushes at the white house.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

7. Are you kidding?

The superdelegates and party leaders aren't stupid. They can do the math.

That's why they're coming out for Obama in droves.

[surfin]

8. I will only feel good when he wins it, I do not trust the clintons

I am not kidding and hope Obama watches out.

[Gore1FL]

10. CBS shows:

Obama: 1362

Clinton: 1212.5

Edwards: 26

Unassigned: 41.5

He has a lead of 149.5 with those numbers.

Adding in super delegates which I believe are:

Obama: 210
Clinton: 242

that puts him 117.5 ahead with committed Super Delegates.

[surfin]

11. Anyway to see what the difference was on Monday?

I have shared that Obama always wins the weeks in delegates and can't remember when Hillary has won a week.

Who are the Unassigned?

Is it also true that Puerto Rico has more delegates than some states? I found that interesting and you sure learn a lot of crazy things about our primary system this time. They must have been drunk setting up the primary in Texas.

[Gore1FL]

15. I got my CBS numbers via wiki because of the format

They may not be as updated because of that, but you can double check with the link to CBS.

The Wiki format should tell you everything you want to know.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democratic_Party_(United_States)_presidential_primaries,_2008

[grantcart]

17. It is true about Puerto Rico I don't know why

Since everyone uses different base numbers and the numbers are being adjusted everyday it is very difficult to get an exact number about how much was gained. Here is what we know

1) His lead in delegates did not go down.

2) His magic number needed for nomination went from about 650 to 461 today.

[NMMatt]

16. I've been tracking the AP and if I remember right he's gone from 199 to 209 since Tuesday

Clinton went from 241 to 242 so 10 with a net gain of 9.