Less than 1% in for Ohio: Clinton 60%, Obama 38%

its actually 56-42 (2,029-1,526)

Well, it's so early, it's changing every minute now

MSNBC just reported that there is a voting extension because they ran out of ballots in a couple counties, including the counties where Columbus (my county) and Cleveland are. Shows the continuing huge turnout of Democrats.

appearnelty votes in houston were stolen...

they look at exits polls,. obviously they know it wont get any more competitive in vermont

Exit Polls clearly had a stronger leading in VT then in Ohio, which I'll believe we'll still win, but they've learned there lesson from previous mistakes.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primar ... /state/#TX

obamas winning the texas primary-with 0% reporting- 58-41

The Ohio polls are within margin of error, so they're being cautious, very cautious in fact after a couple of past disasters. They didn't call Wisconsin right away for Obama either even though the exit polls showed a bigger lead there.

Vermont is a different matter; when you're winning both men and women by 20%, it's very safe to call.

No update on Ohio for over 15 minutes; did they stop counting because some polls are still open?

The storms have to be affecting the reports. That's why some places extended voting to 9.

How are there around 450,000 votes counted in Texas and still under 1 percent counted?

Only four counties in Ohio have started reporting results, the most being Lake County, where Hillary is up almost 2-to-1 so far.

Early voting? And the percentage counted is simply for today's votes? Not sure.

that would be the caucus, which obam is expected to own in. the primary closed earlier and thats what is being reported.

i didn't get to vote today in texas cause i forgot to register but 3 of my hispanic co-workers did.
2 voted for Obama (1 is going to vote in the caucus also) and the other voted for Hillary (not sure if she's doing the caucus).

so 2 out of 3 hispanics chose Obama over Hillary.
hope its the same all over teh state.

A funny analysis of the Vermont vote.

Why do you switch sides every other hour?

To those of you saying if Clinton loses Texas it's over ... maybe true, but she won't quit. So long as she wins Ohio, she'll be continuing.

And that's too bad for her.

And McCain clinched the nomination.

The exit polls calculation has Clinton 51.5% to 47.5% in Rhode Island and 50.0% to 48.5% in Texas, both within margin of error and not counting the early votes, so should be close for both places.

If Clinton can make Texas a dead heat and win RI and Ohio I would consider the night a win for her and a loss for Obama. IF that happened, I still think she has a chance.

Hillary's looking better than expected, but she needs to pull within at least 2-3% in Texas

So Hillary's got RI, and is winning 60/40 in Ohio.

Quick, hurry media, negatively spin this so that she's not doing well, should drop out, and is just wasting everyone's time!

Interesting how it works, huh? Two weeks ago she was ahead of him by 20 points. Now if she squeaks out a victory in one, it's a big night for her.