Delegate Count

Here's the latest tally:

Figured it was about time to update the old delegate tracker, so here are the new results:

Here is the latest numbers, following Iowa's final selection:

Here are the totals following Mississippi

Here they are, including delegates from Wyoming:

Here is the latest numbers. I have dropped the GOP numbers out of it, since they are done.

Here is the delegate totals as of now:

One thing is for certain - the Democratic nominee will be decided by super delegates. Now we also got another seven weeks to go, until Pennsylvania.

First to the turnouts. In Wisconsin, Obama won 58%-41%. That's not the only big news though. Look at these turnout numbers:

Democratic: 1,099,004
Republican: 403,300

The Democrats had almost 3 times the turn out as the Republicans did yesterday. That is in Wisconsin - a state the Kerry and Gore won by only 1%. That is awesome news for the Democrats when we head into the general election.

Obama also won Hawaii 76%-24%. Almost 40,000 Democrats turned out to vote, which is four times the amount state party officials expected. Again - huge momentum on the Democratic side of things.

According to a new Reuters/Zogby poll released this morning, Obama now has a 14% lead over Clinton nationally. In a general match up, Obama beats McCain 47% to 40%, however a match up of Clinton/McCain has McCain winning 50% to 38%.

I don't care how much the Clinton campaign tries to spin it today, they are about done. Obama is catching up to Clinton in Texas, and if she looses there she needs to drop out and take one for the party. That would be the noble thing to do, and her best chance at having a future run.

UPDATE:

Here is the latest delegate counts

So far tonight. I will do another update tomorrow once everything is fully tallied from tonight. Everyone now has Obama in the lead

CBS has joined MSNBC in calculating Obama as the front runner now.

Here is what's being reported now. A couple of notes:

- MSNBC hasn't updated their's yet.

- LA. and WA. are still not called for the Republicans so those numbers aren't in play yet.

Not many changes from yesterday:

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