TEXAS IS NOW TIED 49-49

[Herman Munster]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#TX

[RL3AO]

1. I'm still confident Obama will win.

[u2spirit]

36. Obama just surged ahead

50-47

[soleft]

2. Aren't they still waiting on Houston?

[loveangelc]

4. I believe so.

[I Vote In Pittsburgh]

11. YES

They are also waiting on San Antonio. Also, Dallas and Austin have only 10% reporting. There is no way Hillary takes Texas...

[ingac70]

13. Only %1 reporting there. n/t

[SayitAintSo]

3. Unbelieveable ....Dead heat...................n/t

[Justyce]

5. This is freakin' nerve wracking.

[Kittycat]

6. Still waiting on Harris early Voting, today's voting - and all county Caucus results.

Come one Hermie... Keep MO in mind ;)

[madfloridian]

24. Isn't there a hold on the caucus results...or at least questions

by the Hillary campaign? I was listening to the phone call at Politico, and it sounded like they were going to sue Texas or something.

[berni_mccoy]

7. With Obama Sweeping the Delegates 65-51

[dorktv]

16. That seems a little odd. But then so is the balloting process in Texas...

Y'all are fun.

[TeamJordan23]

Chuck Todd: No reporting in from Houston yet. nm

[tekisui]

Early voting+ Caucus= Obama Win.

[shawmut]

8. yes!

go hillary! :bounce:

[UndertheOcean]

9. Fuck

[DB1]

10. When Herman reports Hillary Looses, Good news Obama!!!

[durrrty libby]

18. "Looses"? Wow this place sure is getting DUmb

[DB1]

37. spell check not,, sorry durrrrtbag

[durrrty libby]

39. Sure thing "looser" heh

[BuyingThyme]

12. Hillary is up 50.35% to 47.60%

http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/mar04_136_state.htm?x=0&y=296&id=333

[BuyingThyme]

23. Now Hillary 50.49%, Barack 47.44% (17.75% unofficially reporting)

http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/mar04_136_state.htm?x=0&y=296&id=333

[BuyingThyme]

27. Now Hillary 50.61%, Barack 47.30% (18.60% unofficially reporting)

[BuyingThyme]

31. Now Hillary 50.69%, Barack 47.18% (20.23% unofficially reporting)

[JCMach1]

14. They are behind... Hillary took the lead some time back

http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/mar04_136_state.htm

[DJ13]

15. Hillary was ahead 15 minutes ago

Per the state of Texas primary website.

[Maddy McCall]

17. WOOOOHOOO! 63% of people who made their decision in the past 3 days broke for Clinton!!!

I expect her momentum to continue!!

[high density]

There are lots of dense areas with low returns so far

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/county/#val=TXDEMMAPPRIMARY1

Mouse over the urban areas to see.

[BearSquirrel2]

29. More specifically ...

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#TX

Houston is in but the other big areas are not. There are still a lot of rural counties out, but it's obvious that the big urban centers can swamp that vote.

I do find it telling that all the areas that traditionally swing for Republicans are swinging for Hillary Clinton. In an open primary, this is especially relevant. There are a LOT of Limbaugh listeners out there who may be doing exactly what Rusty commanded them to do. VOTE HILLARY!!!

I suppose tomorrow everyone will be eating some portion of crow. But it looks now like Obama gets a 10 point victory in Texas and Hillary gets a narrow victory in Ohio. Obama wins the night, that means Hillary loses BIG!!!

[PITBOS]

34. how will BO come on - he's behind and dropping?*

*

[ruggerson]

19. You know what is weird

Clinton is way ahead in RI with 75% of the vote in. Exit polling showed it tighter. Maybe they haven't counted Providence yet.

Right now it's 59 - 39

[soleft]

20. I wonder how many displaced Katrina victims factor in?

And if that will be in play in the GE?

[Iceburg]

21. Exit polls say Hillary wins Texas and ...

Rhode Island -

Male (43%) - 56% Obama, 43% Clinton
Female (57%) - 58% Clinton, 41% Obama

Ohio -

Male (41%) - 52% Obama, 47% Clinton
Female (59%) - 54% Clinton, 45% Obama

Texas -

Male (43%) - 52% Obama, 46% Clinton
Female (57%) - 53% Clinton, 46% Obama

----------------------
Now crunching the above data ...
If the above exit poll numbers hold ...

Clinton wins RI with 53%

Clinton wins Ohio with 52%

Clinton wins Texas with 52%

A trifecta for Hillary

May the best person win!

[anigbrowl]

22. Not sweating - it's mostly reports from rural counties.

[Liberal In Texas]

25. Well, in Dallas Co. only 13% is reporting and THAT is 64% Obama, 35% Clinton.

http://enr2.clarityelections.com/Default.aspx?page=S&c=dallas&eid=330

[awaysidetraveler]

26. CNN's cooking these numbers a little... just a simmer. Here's how.

Harris County 1%

Meanwhile all the rural counties in absolutely nowhere Texas are at 100%.

So it's a little cooked: it's a conspiracy to keep us up all night looking.

It looks like Obama's got Texas with some small margin to me.

[meow mix]

28. if this holds, obama wins with the caucus

:D

[awaysidetraveler]

30. Something tells me that there's more than a few cooked rural races... Vidor, for instance.

If you ever have to stop in Vidor, don't.

[judaspriestess]

32. Lets go Hillary

come on San Antonio don't let me down.

[tandem5]

33. she's taken the lead by a small number at 24% on cnn nt

[Born_A_Truman]

35. Whoa!

This is so exciting to me! Seeing the voter turnout for our party is beyond thrilling to me.

Go Dems!!!

[FlyingSquirrel]

38. DemConWatch has NO caucus delegate numbers for TX

Wondering when we'll be seeing them added in

[madfloridian]

40. Hubby said he heard they did not have to be in until Friday.

And the fact that the Hillary campaign is squawking and threatening won't make counting easy.

[GreenTea]

41. Exit polls never lie....Clinton's up by three points, she'll win Texas....Another big win.....

for Hillary Clinton in a another big state...But, it's still, on to another big state, PA, in order to tie the Convention up in knots....IF....Clinton wins in PA (and she does now have the momentum)...well, then, it's probably hers!