MSNBC projects Hillary Clinton will win Ohio

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[Dan J 277]

If the margin stays at 14%, she will only gain 22-23 delegates. Which may be all the gain she will be able to pull off tonight.

[William33 110]

Done. What about Texas?

[simple_male 1]

Done. What about Texas?

As of now, Hillary has slim lead over Obama in TX. It's been a tough battle in TX.

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http://www.openleft.com/ is tracking the delegate count. As of this moment, Obama has a 12 delegate lead in Texas, a 3 delegate lead in Vermont, breaking even in Rhode Island and behind by 15 in Ohio.

Net change:0.

But it's early.

[GaryC 7]

Done. What about Texas?

As of now, Hillary has slim lead over Obama in TX. It's been a tough battle in TX.

Not counting Texas Hillary has gained 21 delegates. At this moment it's to close to call in texas but all she can do at this point is split the delegates with Obama. This just can't get any better!!!!! The convention is going to be fun to watch!!!

[Dan J 277]

Done. What about Texas?

As of now, Hillary has slim lead over Obama in TX. It's been a tough battle in TX.

Not counting Texas Hillary has gained 21 delegates. At this moment it's to close to call in texas but all she can do at this point is split the delegates with Obama. This just can't get any better!!!!! The convention is going to be fun to watch!!!

Actually, Obama could lead in Delegates. Only about 2/3 is tied to the primary results, the other 1/3 is tied to the caucus result.

They may split the Primary delegates, but Obama is more likely to take a larger number of the caucus delegates.

Not counting TX, Hillary has maybe gained about 20-23 delegates. After Texes, that lead could be down Even if she wins the TX primary by a slight margin.