MSNBC calls NC for Obama

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

All networks call NC for Obama. Sweet.

Edited May 6, 2008 by Mr. Big Dog

[GaryC 7]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

[Dan J 277]

EOM

Already? I guess the exit poll was decisive.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Means the win is solid, bro.

[Dan J 277]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

[GaryC 7]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

[Dan J 277]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

Its possible, but not very probable.

Exit polls for NC: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries...s/epolls/#NCDEM The margins are pretty large in most categories.

Exit polls for IN: http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries...s/epolls/#INDEM Shows Hillary will likely win, but with smaller margins.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

Keep hoping, Gary. Keep hoping.

Here's one for you:

[GaryC 7]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

Keep hoping, Gary. Keep hoping.

Here's one for you:

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

[Sheriff Uling 3]

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

Gary, you are boardering on that radical consevative republican self righteous nonsense that we spoke of before that we see in the news... You'll be consumed by the dark side and I'll start calling you Darth Gary... Be careful...

Edited May 6, 2008 by Sheriff Uling

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

Keep hoping, Gary. Keep hoping.

Here's one for you:

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

It may or may not. The supers will have a tough night.

[GaryC 7]

EOM

How can they call it? The polls just now closed.

Based on exit polls. If the margin is great enough, they can fairly accuratly call it for a candidate.

They better watch it. I seem to remember other states that were called on exit polls and they were totally wrong. Not saying this is the case here but still, lets wait for the results.

Keep hoping, Gary. Keep hoping.

Here's one for you:

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

It may or may not. The supers will have a tough night.

On that we agree.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

Gary, did you know that NC has 115 delegates to IN's 72? That's hardly an even split. Obama will cushion his delegate lead after tonight as well as being closer to 2,025 needed.

Sorry that this won't be the drawn out slug fest you hope it will be. I predict Hillary will bow out within the next couple of weeks.

[GaryC 7]

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

Gary, did you know that NC has 115 delegates to IN's 72? That's hardly an even split. Obama will cushion his delegate lead after tonight as well as being closer to 2,025 needed.

Sorry that this won't be the drawn out slug fest you hope it will be. I predict Hillary will bow out within the next couple of weeks.

Proportional Steven. They will essentually split NC and IN. Neither one will get a clear win. The chaos will continue.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

A split with Clinton in double digits in IN will still keep Hillary in the race. Chaos will continue.

Gary, did you know that NC has 115 delegates to IN's 72? That's hardly an even split. Obama will cushion his delegate lead after tonight as well as being closer to 2,025 needed.

Sorry that this won't be the drawn out slug fest you hope it will be. I predict Hillary will bow out within the next couple of weeks.

Proportional Steven. They will essentually split NC and IN. Neither one will get a clear win. The chaos will continue.

It seems that he'll win by a larger margin in NC than she might in IN. hat leaves him with more delegates today while she's the one needing more and there's a good chance that he'll erase whatever popular vote gain she got out of PA. So, what's left of her case?