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MSNBC Calls It For Clinton

Submitted by Jerid on Tue, 03/04/2008 - 11:57pm.

I've said the entire day I think Clinton will win Ohio. However only 54% of the Ohio vote is in at this point and the networks have called the race. That percentage does not include Hamilton County, most of Montgomery County, Most of Toledo, and most of Cuyahoga County. There's a bunch of votes out there, and this race will still narrow significantly. Consider this tidbit I just got from one of my Ohio politico sources:

He needs about 63% plus at this point from the remaining 51% of the precincts to tie. He'll likely close to around 5 or 6 if he is up 75% in urbans .

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Hamilton County

Submitted by modernesquire on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 12:02am.
Currently, with 25% of the precincts in the 1st Congressional District portion of Hamilton County (the most urban area of Cincinnati), Obama leads 62-37.
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OHIO SOS site 33.44% in right now

Submitted by spacebuddy008 on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 12:12am.

thanks for the 62-37 Cinci info

 where do they get 54% reporting?

 

 OHIO data is link from your top post.

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Now Texas, too?!

Submitted by Green Sheep on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 2:00am.
Can't believe Clinton won Texas AND Ohio. Very disappointing. Come on, Obama...gotta get PA now.
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Actually, though this will upset many PA folks

Submitted by Dan Rad on Wed, 03/05/2008 - 4:05am.
I do not think PA will settle it either way, though from what I see it looks like an Ohio -esque result. Still, much can happen in 5 weeks. Cordially Dan I. Radakovich Hillary Clinton supporter Daniel I. Radakovich
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