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Tuesday, March 04, 2008
V.O.Te.R.ation
The night of the V.O.Te.R (Vermont, Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island) is upon us.

So far, it's one down: Obama wins Vermont. Ohio for the Dems is too close to call. According to NBC News, the Ohio Secretary of State has asked a judge to hold polls open until 9 p.m. in Sandusky County, due to an unknown problem.

Watch the votes roll in in Ohio here.

Get the Texas vote hot off the Secretary of State's presses here.

Rhode Island numbers from the Sec'y of State here.

And here's MSNBC's election thingy. Muy handy!

Update: The Texas secretary of state's site has some interesting results rolling in, even though the polls haven't closed. The early vote that's been counted so far breaks down thusly:

Early vote:
Obama -
131,607 (58.26%)
Clinton -
90,903 (40.24%)

Total vote:
Obama -
145,592 (58.39%)
Clinton - 100,216 (40.19%)

Polls still haven't closed in West Texas, so we'll see how things go from here.

Update 2: Because the judge has ruled that the polls will indeed stay open late in Sandusky County, Ohio, there won't be any numbers on the Ohio elections website until after 9 p.m.

Update 3: The race question in Ohio...
According to NBC News, of the voters in Ohio who answered exit polls and said that race was a factor in their decision, 8 out of 10 voted for Hillary Clinton. And Hillary Clinton is winning both white women (by around 60-40) and white men (about 55-35) in Ohio.

I'm not surprised. Ohio is one of the those states... it's something the Obama campaign will have to contend with if he is the nominee. For every other reason: economics, NAFTA ... Ohio should be winnable for the Dems in November. But if Barack is the nominee, this is one state where I think race will be a factor.

Exit polls are also showing weakness for Obama in Ohio among voters over age 45, and particularly among seniors.

Update 4: Better numbers than the Texas secretary's site coming out of USA Today:

DemocratsVote%Del
Obama520,50754-
Clinton432,23245-
Edwards6,7081-
Richardson2,6910-
  • 2% of precincts

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