So, what is the elected delegate count after last night?

[matcom]

[Gore1FL]

1. I think

Hillary gained a net of 2, but that does not include the TX caucus where Obama is leading.

It's going to end up a net delegate loss for Clinton when those are awarded from the looks of things. I don;t have the totals.

[matcom]

2. CNN just said Obama is 130 delegates ahead

hhmmmm

[joshcryer]

3. You're an old timer.

Would you rather the popular vote decide or the "delegates" decide?

[matcom]

5. I am an old timer

I know what the 'rules' are. You can't change it.

Politics is a game my friend. Always has been, always will be. Actually, I believe Obama probably has garnered more individual votes than Clinton.

[Gore1FL]

4. In pledged

or pledged + super?

[matcom]

6. if you think the Supers will vote out Obama if he wins more delegates

you are smoking some great shit

[Gore1FL]

7. I don't think they will

But I wish I has something that strong just for recreational purposes.

My point is to show that Hillary is realistically eliminated from the nomination.

She is like the Pirates in the National League central in the all-star break. She is not technically eliminated mathamatically, but she is realistically out of the running unless she replaces Penn with Jesus, Moses, and Albert Pujols.

[matcom]

8. perfect analogy

:rofl:

[goodhue]

9. DemCon Watch has best counts I've seen . . .

http://demconwatch.blogspot.com/
Currently Clinton to Obama numbers:
Total Pledged Delegates 1203 1331
Superdelegate Endorsements 240 196
Total Delegates 1443 1527

[Guava Jelly]

10. so

Obama needs around 498-9 more and Clinton needs 581-2

[goodhue]

11. yes that's in the ballpark

if you follow link to DemCon count, it says Clinton needs 581 and Obama 497