Tried to upload the latest unoffical results from the Texas Democratic Party, but I’m too klutzy to figure out how to do it. So you’ll have to do the work yourself. Start by going here.
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wow – where’s the summary page?? I hope I missed it.
adding up the data (as of 10:30a)
with 43.4% reporting I get
BHO 56.2%
HRC 43.7%
@ 10:33 am on March 7, 2008
Wick,
This is the best place I’ve found…although unofficial:
Half of the precincts haven’t even reported yet because the Results Hotline was overwhelmed. The results won’t really be official until the State Convention in June when delegates officially declare their preference. Anyone who is elected as a delegate has until the State Convention to change their mind (i.e. their preference.)
Anything else is all speculation. It’s a crazy system, but that’s what we’re left with.
@ 11:10 am on March 7, 2008
Checking at 11:30, it looks like Chisanbop’s numbers are still accurate. If you extrapolate based on the current % for each candidate by senate district, it will tighten up a little bit but Obama will take it 55.3% to 44.7% for Clinton.
Maybe someone can explain to me why the conservatives insist upon comparing their behaviors with the behaviors of liberals.
It’s insanity. It’s like comparing apples and oranges, or more likely, cats and cows.
Conservatives are herd animals.
@ 8:45 pm on March 7, 2008
FrontBurner® launched in March 2003, the first blog in Dallas run by a media organization. This is where the editors of D Magazine come to waste a tremendous amount of time.
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wow – where’s the summary page?? I hope I missed it.
adding up the data (as of 10:30a)
with 43.4% reporting I get
BHO 56.2%
HRC 43.7%
Wick,
This is the best place I’ve found…although unofficial:
http://precinctconventionresults.txdemocrats.org/election08district
Half of the precincts haven’t even reported yet because the Results Hotline was overwhelmed. The results won’t really be official until the State Convention in June when delegates officially declare their preference. Anyone who is elected as a delegate has until the State Convention to change their mind (i.e. their preference.)
Anything else is all speculation. It’s a crazy system, but that’s what we’re left with.
Checking at 11:30, it looks like Chisanbop’s numbers are still accurate. If you extrapolate based on the current % for each candidate by senate district, it will tighten up a little bit but Obama will take it 55.3% to 44.7% for Clinton.
And BurntOrangeReport has posted new info that claims Texas can go Democratic in November: http://www.burntorangereport.com/showDiary.do;jsessionid=1B8A77EDD16318104EF81E63D197260A?diaryId=5308
Wow.
Maybe someone can explain to me why the conservatives insist upon comparing their behaviors with the behaviors of liberals.
It’s insanity. It’s like comparing apples and oranges, or more likely, cats and cows.
Conservatives are herd animals.