I think Clinton won Ohio

[sandnsea]

If you look at this exit polling, many more women voted and they voted for Hillary. In addition, she got 11% of the black vote. I don't think there's anything in here that looks good for Obama, sorry to say.

http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2008/03/04/politics/horserace/entry3906766.shtml

[ingac70]

1. Just so long as she makes no significant delegate gains tonight. n/t

[angie_love]

2. looks like our only hope is TX and thats not looking good either

[SKKY]

16. Obama is up 57/42 in Texas...

...how does that not look good?

[blocker]

3. Alot more women voted in ohio so....

Clinton should win there. :(

[Drunken Irishman]

4. Exit polls adjust their results to reflect the voting trend.

It's extremely close and every exit poll has some type of margin of error. This is why CNN/MSNBC and FOX haven't called it for Clinton, even though the math might add up to Clinton winning by 3 or so points. The reason for this is that the data can change, especially if Obama were to run the score up in inner-city Ohio. Remember, Missouri exit polls had Obama losing by 4, he won by 1.

[skipos]

5. I agree, but she needs a big victory to even come close to chipping away at Obama's 150 del. lead

And I am not getting the sense that that happened.

[NoBorders]

6. Not too surprised

In fact I'm glad it appears to be relatively close so far.

[jefferson_dem]

7. I agree. Those numbers suggest a Hillary win in OH.

That's the tone of the media coverage too... They keep saying "if" she wins Ohio, etc.

[spanone]

8. thinking won't do it - on either side

[NJSecularist]

9. These exit polls change over time as more results come in

And remember that Hillary won the Missouri exit polls by 3-4 points.

[Iceburg]

10. Ohio: 1% in 60% Clinton (cnn) /nt

[City Lights]

11. I think so too. eom

[LisaL]

12. Way more women than men voted in a democratic primary in OH.

Just the opposite in republican primary.
Interesting.

[sandnsea]

13. That's what happened in NH too n/t

[sandnsea]

14. kick

Obama people really need to look at these exit polls. They don't look good.

[Laurab]

17. Texas looks good - Ohio not so good.

TX (P) 1%Obama 58%Clinton 41%

They're asking for the polls to stay open later in OH. OH has always worried me because of Diebold, and the dirty tricks that go on. They gave us shrub - I just plain don't trust them.

[indimuse]

15. 62% Clinton..36% Obama!!! Ohio

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#val=OH :)

[book_worm]

18. I think that if it's close in Ohio that is a Obama victory

if it's anywhere like five points.

[BringBigDogBack]

19. Yep. I expect Clinton to win, but by 5 or less.

And she loses Texas.

And that's ballgame, folks.

[NashVegas]

20. I Haven't Seen Anything From the Major Metropolitans, Have You?

I'd love to see Ohio go to Hillary, but wouldn't hold my breath just yet.

[NEDem]

23. the percentages are based on a little less than 15,000 votes

at least on cnn

[Medusa]

21. It's all about the net delegate gain

and she's walking out of here tonight with a possible NET LOSS. So let her "win" Ohio. Doesn't mean shit.

[meow mix]

22. polls are still open in clevland, and 2 counties

[nomorewhopper]

24. i think she won too!

texas looking good for obama, but honestly who friggin knows. they say 3 million people will be voting in texas alone!

[ecstatic]

25. 20% of voters said race was important, and of that 80% voted Clinton

According to MSNBC

[Marie26]

26. Definitely!

Looks like it might be a double-digit victory, too.