Primaries

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UPDATE 7:00

MSNBC calls VT for McCain and Obama.

UPDATE 9:00

MSNBC calls RI and TX for McCain. That also gives him enough delegates to be the presumptive nominee. He is scheduled to go to the White House tomorrow to get blown by Bush.

UPDATE 9:05

Someone take Chris Matthews off the air. He is having an orgasm over John McCain and saying how it will be very hard for a Democrat to beat him this year.

UPDATE 9:20

Huckabee is history. He has dropped out to spend more time with fried squirrel.

9:23

MSNBC calls RI for Clinton.

10:50

MSNBC calls Ohio for Clinton

The AP has some analysis of the early exit polls. Just remember that these haven't held up to jack crap when the final vote has been counted this year.

It's cold, raining and thundering. Besides that, the early reports are showing a very high turn out in Southern Ohio, plus a large number changing their party, mostly from Republican to Democrat. I wonder if that's a Limbaugh effect?

This part of Ohio is one area Obama has been polling ahead of Clinton.

Not many changes from yesterday:

Also the AP is now saying that Obama is leading by two delegates.

I have been going through all the sites and found that everyone has a different total for delegates. Here is the current breakdown by outlet:

Things are all over the place. I am going to move to manually updating the site delegate count based upon an average of everyone. I may come up with a better method, but right now that seems the best.