http://democraticSPACE.com/blog/2008/05/obama-to-win-north-carolina-clinton-to-win-indiana/ DemocraticSPACE is one of North America's leading non-partisan political websites. Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:14:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 http://democraticSPACE.com/blog/2008/05/obama-to-win-north-carolina-clinton-to-win-indiana/#comment-768377 BlastFurnace Tue, 06 May 2008 19:15:01 +0000 http://democraticSPACE.com/blog/2008/05/obama-to-win-north-carolina-clinton-to-win-indiana/#comment-768377 You folks are way better than crunching numbers than I am; but you're roughly in the range I think it will be in for both races ± 1%. If Obama does have a net gain in delegates after tonight, I think the remaining uncommitted PLEOs will pull Obama's way and it will be game over. You folks are way better than crunching numbers than I am; but you’re roughly in the range I think it will be in for both races ± 1%. If Obama does have a net gain in delegates after tonight, I think the remaining uncommitted PLEOs will pull Obama’s way and it will be game over.

]]> http://democraticSPACE.com/blog/2008/05/obama-to-win-north-carolina-clinton-to-win-indiana/#comment-775608 democraticspace Sat, 10 May 2008 23:28:00 +0000 http://democraticSPACE.com/blog/2008/05/obama-to-win-north-carolina-clinton-to-win-indiana/#comment-775608 As the results show, Obama out-performed on May 6. Projected to win by 5 points, Clinton took Indiana by only 1.2% (about 14,000 votes). Projected to win by 9-10 points in North Carolina, Obama won by 14.3 points. It is the both the narrowness of Clinton's win in Indiana and the strength of Obama's win in North Carolina that has led many to conclude that Hillary's chances of winning are significantly less after the May 6 contests than before them. In fact, winning by about 225,000 more votes in NC, Obama more than erased Clinton's extra votes in Pennsylvania i.e. Clinton is worse off today than she was before PA. As the results show, Obama out-performed on May 6. Projected to win by 5 points, Clinton took Indiana by only 1.2% (about 14,000 votes). Projected to win by 9-10 points in North Carolina, Obama won by 14.3 points. It is the both the narrowness of Clinton’s win in Indiana and the strength of Obama’s win in North Carolina that has led many to conclude that Hillary’s chances of winning are significantly less after the May 6 contests than before them. In fact, winning by about 225,000 more votes in NC, Obama more than erased Clinton’s extra votes in Pennsylvania i.e. Clinton is worse off today than she was before PA.

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