<p>A place to talk about results, surprises, and the road to the conventions.</p>
<p>So far:</p>
<p>Clinton: OK, TN</p>
<p>Obama: GA, IL</p>
<p>Romney: MA</p>
<p>Mcain CT, IL, NJ</p>
<p>Huckabee:</p>
<p>So far no big surprises. Do Huckabee and McCain have some kind of deal?</p>
<p>Huckabee and Mccain are definitely working together to block Romney–and I approve. </p>
<p>But the surprise of the night is that people who predict with real money now think Obama has a better chance of being nominated than Clinton. </p>
<p><a href=“http://www.intrade.com/[/url]”>http://www.intrade.com/</a></p>
<p>Remember New Hampshire. The surprises will only matter once the totals are in. I am pretty nervous. Missouri was supposed to be closer and so was Alabama. Go Connecticut, though. He could pull it out there. What a nail-biter. I just want Obama to be viable and still have momentum tomorrow.</p>
<p>Huckabe looks stronger in the south than I though he would be. Perhaps much stronger than Romney in that region. A critical region for the republicans.</p>
<p>Clinton: OK, TN, NY, NJ, MA</p>
<p>Obama: GA, IL</p>
<p>Romney: MA</p>
<p>McCain CT, IL, NJ</p>
<p>Huckabee: AL, AR</p>
<p>(Still too close to call for the Republicans in GA).</p>
<p>No surprises on Republican side so far. What happens going west will be interesting. </p>
<p>Dem side: women starting to vote more for Obama than in recent elections.</p>
<p>Politco has called DE and Al for Obama…</p>
<p>Hm. My head says Clinton but my heart (which is always what I listen to) says Obama. So I’m hoping for that 
Wish I could’ve voted in this primary but my birthday isn’t until April, boo. At least I can vote in November.</p>
<p>Clinton: OK, TN, NY, NJ, MA, AR</p>
<p>Obama: GA, IL, DE, AL, ND</p>
<p>Romney: MA, UT</p>
<p>McCain CT, IL, NJ, NY, OK</p>
<p>Huckabee: AL, AR</p>
<p>Four TN polling stations had to close early tonight. Part of the state hit with a tornado. A Union University dorm collapsed with 30 people trapped. My prayers go out to them.</p>
<p>Clinton: OK, TN, NY, NJ, MA, AR</p>
<p>Obama: GA, IL, DE, AL, ND, UT, KS</p>
<p>Romney: MA, UT</p>
<p>McCain CT, IL, NJ, NY, OK</p>
<p>Huckabee: AL, AR, WV</p>
<p>Does anyone think it’s significant how Hillary and Obama did in their home states. Of course we all knew they’d win their own states, but the margin of victory was wider (popular vote) for Obama when you compare home states. Too bad Illinois doesn’t have the delegate count New York does.</p>
<p>CNN is calling CT for Obama; I’m still waiting on MSNBC to confirm though.</p>
<p>Fox is calling AZ for Obama.</p>
<p>If Huckabee wins more states than Romney can he blame Romney for taking votes away from him and ask Romney to drop out of the race LOL</p>
<p>I think it all comes down to California for Romney. McCain flew out to San Diego and had a rally at the airport before flying back to headquarters. He was pretty worried that Romney might pull off CA.</p>
<p>random strange thought: While watching Romney speak in MA just now, I saw his family again. They are so physically attractive, especially his wife. All the Mormons I know in person (at least a half dozen families) are also very attractive (kids and parents) people.</p>
<p>I’m excited that by the time I vote in March, it won’t be over!</p>
<p>random strange follow-up: The Romneys are gorgeous people. But he creeps me out.</p>
<p>
. No kidding. When my daughter transferred her voter registration from Illinois to Pennsylvania (she thought Obama could use her vote more in PA), I was concerned the whole thing would be over by then… guess not; especially given the close nature of the race, and all this super delegate stuff (that I don’t understand).</p>
<p>In a physical way he reminds me of Reagan, I am sorry, but as a woman I just can’t believe that is the color of his hair naturally…felt the sam way about Reagan…he makes me think of “Hair Color for Men” and I can never absorb what he is saying, instead I invision him with a comb in front of the mirror</p>
<p>Well, the youth vote has not helped Obama in MA. Ma has lots of older people, and those in other states have voted for Clinton. MA has lots of young people, and in other states, they’ve gone heavily for Obama. But in MA, a lot of young people are OOS students, and they don’t vote. Of a group of 4 roommates, S is the only MA resident. He does not think that his 3 other roommates voted in their own state, either.</p>
<p>Obama should actually ask how Kennedy and Kerry’s support didn’t carry him…wasn’t that suppose to be the kiss of death for her?</p>