Super Tuesday Results

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Obama's Idaho Awakening

Michael Ames | Posted February 12, 2008 | Off The Bus


Michael Ames

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Hailey, Idaho - Overflow voters fill the Blaine County Caucus site
Photo by Willy Cook, Courtesy Idaho Mountain Express

Ketchum, Idaho--Idaho isn't accustomed to this much positive attention. A week has passed since our very white, very conservative state went whole...

Jason Linkins

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

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   February 10, 2008 01:56 PM


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 to flirt with the Obama campaign, and swing late into his column, the latest of the...
Jason Linkins

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Scenes From the GOPocalypse: The Martyrdom Of Saint Romney

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   February 7, 2008 01:48 PM


Mitt "the Quit" Romney has loosed the GOPocalypse upon McCain-hating conservatives today, dropping out of the race after failing to appeal to any voters besides those willing to hold their nose and pretend the stench of phony didn't follow the...

Hillary's $5 Million Dump Truck

Marc Cooper | Posted February 7, 2008 | Off The Bus


Marc Cooper

Now that's what one might call a heckuva coincidence. A handful of weeks ago, Bill Clinton disentangles his investment partnership with billionaire Ron Burkle, producing an estimated $20 million windfall. And now we learn that the suddenly flush Clintons are loaning Hillary's campaign $5 million from their joint assets to...

Barack Obama Raises $7 Million Since Super Tuesday

AP   |  CHARLES BABINGTON   |   February 7, 2008


NEW ORLEANS — Democrat Barack Obama raised $7.2 million and rival Hillary Rodham Clinton collected $6.4 million since Super Tuesday, as he continued to resist a Clinton campaign clamoring for attention-getting debates. The remarkable outpouring of contributions recorded since Tuesday's...

Barack Obama Beating Hillary Clinton In Intrade Prediction Market

Huffington Post   |   February 7, 2008 09:08 AM


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 before the New Hampshire primary, Sen. Barack Obama leads Sen. Hillary Clinton in the...
Max Follmer

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Looming Delegate Fight Over Florida And Michigan Races

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Max Follmer   |   February 6, 2008 08:41 PM


The split decision from Super Tuesday's coast-to-coast balloting has thrust the fight over the disputed delegations from Michigan and Florida back into the spotlight, now that neither Democrat can claim an outright delegate victory. Political pundits Wednesday forecast that the...

Everyday Voters, Not Celebrities, Rally for Hillary

Gerald McEntee | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Gerald McEntee

If you turned on a TV in the days before the voting began in the Super Tuesday states, you would have thought that Barack Obama was headed for a landslide. On every cable news channel, and on the nightly network news, as well, there were reports of crowds gathering around...

A Politics for the Future

Peter Clothier | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Peter Clothier

The results are in from Super Tuesday, and it's pretty much a tie between Clinton and Obama -- which, as I see it, is remarkable testimony to Obama's surge in the past two or three weeks and his chances for success in the continuing campaign. People are really beginning to...

Jason Linkins

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

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Jason Linkins   |   February 6, 2008 04:55 PM


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 message is having an impact on undecided voters 72 hours before an election, those who make up...

After Super Tuesday

John Zogby | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


John Zogby

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Now that Super Tuesday voters have made their wishes known, this is where we stand. On the Republican side, it's no surprise that Arizona Sen. John McCain is a lot closer today to securing the Republican nomination. He had significant...

Max Follmer

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California Results Expose Bad Polling

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Max Follmer   |   February 6, 2008 04:09 PM


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 Barack Obama up by 13 points in the Golden State is getting a lot attention Wednesday morning. On the morning...

Obama Claims Delegate Lead

Politico   |  Mike Allen   |   February 6, 2008 02:43 PM


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 number of delegates the candidates racked up last night. The Obama camp now projects topping Clinton...

A November Preview?

Arianna Huffington | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Arianna Huffington

As luck, and poor scheduling, would have it, Barack Obama and John McCain gave their Super Tuesday victory speeches at roughly the same time last night, causing cable news directors across the dial to go split-screen, then finally jump from the tail end of McCain's speech to the first part...

Super Tuesday: The Day After

Huffington Post   |   February 6, 2008 02:02 PM


The Obama, Clinton and McCain camps came out swinging after yesterday's Super Tuesday elections. They went after their opponents and tried to manage "down" certain expectations. Barack Obama went after Clinton's electability in the general election by pointing out that...

Democratic Candidates Face A Long Haul

Daniel Nichanian | Posted February 6, 2008 | Off The Bus


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 are plausible scenarios in which the nomination is settled prior to the convention.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton essentially split the...

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

Micah Sifry | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Micah Sifry

If it were not for the internet, and all the campaign- and voter-generated activism that it has enabled, Hillary Clinton would already be the Democratic Party's presumptive nominee, and Barack Obama or another reform-minded candidate would be trailing badly. (On the Republican side, it's harder to make such a...

Democrats Pose Greater Peril to Obama or Clinton than GOP

Earl Ofari Hutchinson | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Earl Ofari Hutchinson

There was absolutely no surprise at the results of Super Tuesday. This writer flatly said days before the first vote was cast that Super Tuesday would be anything but super for either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, and that neither would or could deliver the knockout punch.

There are two...

Why the Super Tuesday Tie is Good for Democracy

Warren Goldstein | Posted February 6, 2008 | Politics


Warren Goldstein

So most of last night, as I watched the returns, I couldn't shake the feeling that I wanted my guy to just flat-out win, even though I knew there was something wrong with that. It took me till this morning to figure it out. (What can I say? I was...

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