delegate math

The Delegate Math Behind A Hillary Clinton Victory

I know the media is pushing that this race is very, very alive. While Senator Clinton has some momentum, the last numbers I've seen show her down even after Pennsylvania by 156 pledged delegates. Her...

Ding Dong the Witch is Dead!

Has she really gone where the goblins go, or will she be back in Act III? As the singing of the joyous munchkins of primary delegate math rang through the forest, the Wicked Witch of the East curled...

Ding Dong the Witch is Dead!

Has she really gone where the goblins go, or will she be back in Act III? As the singing of the joyous munchkins of primary delegate math rang through the forest, the Wicked Witch of the East curled...

Clinton Considering Joining Obama as VP

According to AOL News, Hillary Rodham Clinton told colleagues Tuesday she would consider joining Barack Obama as his running mate. Advisers said she was withholding a formal departure from the race...

Clinton Says She Still Has A Chance to Win the Presidency

?I still believe I can win on the merits," wrote Senator Hillary Clinton Sunday morning?s issue of The Daily News of New York. ? I am not unaware of the challenges or the odds of my securing the...

AWESOME NEW CLINTONIAN BULLSHIT- BREAKING FAST

Lisa Caputo, one of the Clinton hacks on MSNBC just claimed (fraudulently) that Hillary had the popular vote but was behind in the delegate math, and that this felt like “Al Gore in 2000 when...

MSNBC: "The battle for pledged delegates is over"

From MSNBC's 'First Read':*** We can stop the delegate math: Turning to the delegate math, if Clinton nets approximately 16 delegates out of Pennsylvania, she'll trail in the pledged battle by 150...

Different World

Analysis: Time, delegate math working against Clinton In the days since the surfacing of Obama’s worst gaffe of the campaign—an observation that small town Americans are bitter folk who cling...

Dem Delegate Math (031008)

Here is where it stands, and what it would take Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton to win the Democratic presidential nomination:The starting point is the current situation in the first chart,...

Friday Night "Outliers"

Los Angeles Times' editor Don Frederick thinks pollsters are doing better, yet the paper closes down its own polling operation. The Providence Journal considers the challenges facing political...

Obama: Can’t close the deal

Politics is perception, and while it is true that the delegate math still favors Barack Obama, the perception developing is he can’t, for whatever reason, close the nomination deal.Going into...