Super Tuesday Results

Obama's Idaho Awakening

Michael Ames | Posted 02.12.2008 | Home


Michael Ames

Why did Idahoans glom to Obama with such religious zeal? The theories are as diverse as our state is not.

Jason Linkins

Late Deciders In Louisiana: Clinton's Closing Continues, But Obama Holds Serve

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 02.10.2008 | Politics


One of the electoral trends we've noticed in the early contests really took root on Super Tuesday: namely, that while Democratic voters were willing t...

Jason Linkins

Scenes From the GOPocalypse: The Martyrdom Of Saint Romney

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 02.07.2008 | Politics


Mitt "the Quit" Romney has loosed the GOPocalypse upon McCain-hating conservatives today, dropping out of the race after failing to appeal to any vote...

Hillary's $5 Million Dump Truck

Marc Cooper | Posted 02.07.2008 | Home


Marc Cooper

When Obama said Republicans would find a "whole dump truck" of dirt on Hillary Clinton he knew what he was talking about. She just poured $5 million into its tank.

Barack Obama Raises $7 Million Since Super Tuesday

AP | CHARLES BABINGTON | Posted 02.07.2008 | Politics


NEW ORLEANS — Democrat Barack Obama raised $7.2 million and rival Hillary Rodham Clinton collected $6.4 million since Super Tuesday, as he conti...

Barack Obama Beating Hillary Clinton In Intrade Prediction Market

Huffington Post | Posted 02.07.2008 | Politics


In the wake of Super Tuesday voting, the Obama campaign has recieved a bump from the Intrade prediction markets. For the first time since the day be...

Max Follmer

Looming Delegate Fight Over Florida And Michigan Races

HuffingtonPost.com | Max Follmer | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


The split decision from Super Tuesday's coast-to-coast balloting has thrust the fight over the disputed delegations from Michigan and Florida back int...

Super Tuesday Results

Huffington Post | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LIVE DELEGATE COUNT... See below for more updates. SCORECARD: GOP: McCain 9, Romney 7, Huckabee 5, DEM: Obama 13, Clinton 9 ...

Everyday Voters, Not Celebrities, Rally for Hillary

Gerald McEntee | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Gerald McEntee

While the media may focus on celebrities and endorsements, the voters on Super Tuesday and in earlier contests this year have focused on issues, substance and solutions.

A Politics for the Future

Peter Clothier | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Peter Clothier

Our future as a planet and species depends on our ability to create a new paradigm, more appropriate to the realities of the 21st century. Obama offers a glimpse of what that might look like.

Jason Linkins

Clinton's The Closer: Latest Of Late Deciders Still Breaking Her Way

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Super Tuesday's results went a long way to reinforcing one distinct voting trend that emerged in the early-season primaries - while Barack Obama's mes...

After Super Tuesday

John Zogby | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


John Zogby

What separates Clinton and Obama is not simply personality and tone, it's the fact that there are warring demographics that represent each candidacy.

Max Follmer

California Results Expose Bad Polling

HuffingtonPost.com | Max Follmer | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


In the wake of Hillary Clinton's decisive victory Tuesday in the California Primary, one pre-election poll from C-SPAN/Zogby/Reuters that showed Barac...

Obama Claims Delegate Lead

Politico | Mike Allen | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


In a surprise twist after a chaotic Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) passed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in network tallies of the nu...

A November Preview?

Arianna Huffington | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

Obama and McCain's overlapping oratories could not have been more different. One soared; the other plodded. One caused goose bumps; the other caused eyelids to flutter shut. One felt newly minted; the other could have been given by Herbert Hoover (and maybe was). Read More The 2008 Race for President and the Search for Our Better Selves It is time we recognize that our search for a great president is also a search for our better selves. Finally, a political litmus test that matters: Which presidential candidate can lead us to do more good than we think we're capable of? Read More

Super Tuesday: The Day After

Huffington Post | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


The Obama, Clinton and McCain camps came out swinging after yesterday's Super Tuesday elections. They went after their opponents and tried to manage "...

Democratic Candidates Face A Long Haul

Daniel Nichanian | Posted 02.06.2008 | Home


Daniel Nichanian

Super Tuesday is gone and has resolved nothing. As of yesterday, there was an end in sight; now, no one knows how long this could last and if there ar...

Obama, the Internet and the Decline of Big Money and Big Media

Micah Sifry | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Micah Sifry

If not for the internet, and all the campaign- and voter-generated activism it has enabled, Hillary would already be the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee.

Democrats Pose Greater Peril to Obama or Clinton than GOP

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

A dirty secret little of the campaign just may be that in this age of supposed gender enlightenment when men profess profusely that they have no problem backing a woman for president, many secretly do.

Why the Super Tuesday Tie is Good for Democracy

Warren Goldstein | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Warren Goldstein

Instead of the big money and party brokers having locked up the nominations early on both sides, in this season the voters--remember them?--turn out to be key.

Obama Camp Claims Win Among Super Tuesday Delegates

Politico | Mike Allen | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


The Politico reports: In a surprise twist after a chaotic Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) passed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in ne...

New Mexico Still Undecided

Associated Press | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


With turnout far exceeding expectations, Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were separated by roughly 100 votes early Wednesday...

Huckabee Declares It A Two-Man Race

ABC News | Jake Tapper | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


His campaign thought dead and now resurrected, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee greeted his supporters ebulliently after winning contests in West Vi...

Play by Play Super Tuesday Recap

Daniel Nichanian | Posted 02.06.2008 | Home


Daniel Nichanian

The counties where Obama is the strongest are reported much more rapidly than Clinton's strongholds. Marin County (55-39 Obama) is 98% in, and San Fransisco (52-44 Obama) is 78% in.

What About The White Guys?

Catherine Crier | Posted 02.06.2008 | Politics


Catherine Crier

Pundits focus on women, African Americans and Latinos. What about the white male? In the privacy of the voting booth, where will the white men go in November? Hillary Clinton should be worried.