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Official February 19th Primary/Caucus Thread (OBAMA wins so does McCain but really..)

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Rur0ni

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The Schedule:

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The Contenders:

Clinton

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Obama

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McCain

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Huckabee

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Paul

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Gravel

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The States:

Washington [Primaries]

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Delegates At Stake
Democrats: None
Republicans: 19

Latest Polling [Actual Caucus Result]
Democrats:
Obama 68% 21,629
Clinton 31% 9,992
96% Reporting
+37 spread

Republicans:
McCain 26% 3,191
Huckabee 24% 2,898
Paul 22% 2,666
Romney 15% 1,903
Uncommitted 13% 1,662
96% Reporting
(I hear Paul fans were doing Uncommitted?)

Registered Voters
3,735,272 total registered voters

Population 2005 American Community Survey Data Rounded Figures
6.2 Million

5 Million White
540,000 Hispanic/Latino
400,000 Asian
200,000 Black
200,000 Two or More Races

Largest City:
540,000 Seattle

Education:
2.4 Million with Beyond High School Education


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Wisconsin [Primaries]

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Delegates At Stake
Democrats: 74
Republicans: 40

Latest Polling
Public Policy Polling 2/12/08:
Democrats:
50% Obama
39% Clinton
10% Undecided

Republicans:
53% McCain
32% Huckabee
09% Undecided
07% Paul (Ouch)

Strategic Vision 2/13/08:
Democrats:
45% Obama
41% Clinton
14% Undecided

Republicans:
45% McCain
27% Huckabee
21% Undecided
07% Paul (Ouch)

Rasmussen 2/14/08:
Democrats:
47% Obama
43% Clinton

Research 2000 2/15/08:
Democrats:
47% Obama
42% Clinton
11% Undecided

Republicans:
48% McCain
32% Huckabee
13% Undecided
07% Paul (Ouch Again)

Registered Voters


Population 2005 American Community Survey Data Rounded Figures
5.4 Million

4.7 Million White
310,000 Black
245,000 Hispanic/Latino
120,000 Other
110,000 Asian
60,000 Mixed

Largest City:
560,000 Milwaukee

Education
1.8 Million with Beyond High School Education (25 and Over Population)

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Hawaii [Caucus] [Democrat Only]

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Delegates At Stake
Democrats: 20

Latest Polling
N/A

Registered Voters


Population 2005 American Community Survey Data Rounded Figures
1.25 Million

520,000 Asian
310,000 White
260,000 Mixed (Lots of Jungle Love)
100,000 Native Hawaiian
100,000 Latino
25,000 Black
15,000 Other

Largest City:
360,000 Honolulu

Education
450,000 with Beyond High School Education (25 and Over Population)

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Notes:
Any errors, just post and I'll fix. Any polling data found, I'll add it. Suggestions? Post em.

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Final Result Update:
N/A
 

Zeed

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Rur0ni said:
Well done Zeed. Wish I had some right now.
I'm planning on having some in celebration when Obama wins.

Dunkin Donuts should really pay the man for the free advertising.
 
Why was this thread made? Hillary Clinton told me there were NO primaries until Texas and Ohio. Unless she loses those. Then those don't count.
 

numble

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ZeroTolerance said:
It begins.

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http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/02/obamas-election.html

It’s turned into an unofficial ritual and, perhaps, superstition of Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill.: playing basketball on Election Day.

He played basketball the day of the Iowa caucus, and South Carolina primary, and won both contests.

He did not play the day of the New Hampshire primary, and Nevada caucus, and lost.

He recently said on “60 Minutes” that playing basketball is an Election Day “rule” now.
 

zou

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Master Thespian said:
Why was this thread made? Hillary Clinton told me there were NO primaries until Texas and Ohio. Unless she loses those. Then those don't count.

You aren't keeping up. Primaries and victories now don't count at all.
 

ZealousD

Makes world leading predictions like "The sun will rise tomorrow"
Smiles and Cries said:
I dunno why people think Obama will win Hawaii because he was born there
does he have the Asian vote in Hawaii?

It's also a caucus. That's an automatic advantage for Obama.

Here's to hoping that the spread in Wisconsin is much bigger than the polls suggest. Obama is still physically campaigning there, isn't he?
 

syllogism

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Barack Obama trailed Hillary Clinton in the most recent poll of Ohio Democrats released this week, but he outspent her more than 3-to-1 buying TV time in Cleveland for Ohio's March 4 primary.

Both Democratic presidential contenders made their first local advertising buys on Monday for 30-second commercials that started to run Tuesday.

Obama's campaign booked $482,883 in time on Cleveland's five commercial stations, buying 792 commercial spots throughout the day.

The Clinton campaign booked $153,467 on the stations, buying 262 spots also scattered from early morning to late night.

No Republican presidential candidates have yet made local TV ad buys in Ohio, but the John McCain and Ron Paul campaigns asked about rates on Cleveland stations this week

http://www.cleveland.com/living/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/living-0/1203154316288260.xml&coll=2
 
zou said:
The delegates were assigned at the caucus last week.

Ah I see. Then what is the Feb 19th primary for? And where are the delegate assignments? Sorry if I am a little behind.

EDIT: Nevermind, I forgot Republicans still exist.
 

ZeroTolerance

Junior Member
Governor Kathleen Sebelius Calls On Clinton Campaign to Stop Discounting the Votes of Red State Democrats

“Senator Clinton and her campaign surrogates keep deriding Senator Obama’s wins in red states by saying that her victories in the ‘big states’ are the ones that matter,” Governor Sebelius said. “ The right Democrat, like Barack Obama, can carry red states, just like the 14 Democratic governors elected in states won by George Bush in 2004. We can’t tell people their votes don’t matter and then expect their support against John McCain in November. Senator Obama is reaching to Independents and Republicans because they desperately want to change our politics. I hope Senator Clinton will follow his lead and stop dismissing Democrats that don’t live in New York or California.”

Wish more people would come out and voice their opinions like this.
 

sangreal

Member
Loudninja said:
Washington State delegates

Obama
53

Hillary
25

Obama so call useless wins added up and put him in the lead.

Obama's blowout in Idaho got him more net delegates than Clinton's win in NJ
 
zou said:
You aren't keeping up. Primaries and victories now don't count at all.

Silly man. That's only because proud African Americans came out. Or they were caucus states. Or...erm.. If she wins Texas and/or Ohio, they will count. Only votes for Clinton count. See: New York election results for further proof.
 
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