Wyoming Caucus(D) Results.

[True Democrat]

http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/results/states/WY.html

NY Times has it by county, since the CNN website currently isn't updating the results.

[True Democrat]

Nevermind, CNN just started updating.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#WY

[True Democrat]

Fox News (which surprisingly has the best coverage in Wyoming) is reporting that in Laramie County (Cheyenne), the turnout was 2500 when 500 was expected.  Because only 1500 could fit in the room for the caucus, two caucuses had to be held.  Also, a bunch of people who arrived after 9 AM are arguing to get into the caucus, but Democratic Party officials look like their denying them entrance.

[True Democrat]

Okay it looks like as usual caucauses benefit Obama greatly. I bet if it was a primary Clinton would do much better.
Cool though, I was probably too pessimistic on Wyoming.

I'm guessing Obama with upwards of 63% at this point.

[True Democrat]

I just caucused.... woo hoo!

So do you live in Wyoming or Colorado?

[True Democrat]

After Laramie, Albany, and possibly Teton counties report, Obama's margin should start to go down.

[True Democrat]

After Laramie, Albany, and possibly Teton counties report, Obama's margin should start to go down.

Teton will be the last to report. Of the remaining counties, only Teton, Natrona, Sweetwater and Laramie have enough voters to cause a serious swing. Clinton will do best in Sweetwater of those, but I doubt she wins it; the other three will be Obama's strongest areas.

Apparently on CNN, Albany was won by Obama by 74%...

I know.  I'm just saying that the high-population counties will make Obama's margin go way up.  Once the other small counties start to vote, Obama's margin should go back down, though he will get over 60% still.

[True Democrat]

48% reporting:

Obama: 61%
Clinton: 38%
Uncommitted: 1%

Sweetwater reported 57-43 for Clinton.

[True Democrat]

Albany and Cheyenne should go for Obama. I was in Albany. Almost everyone there was for Obama, even the football coach at the university.

Albany reported 74-25 for Obama.

[True Democrat]

Converse County reported 58-39 for Clinton.

[True Democrat]

Natrona County (Casper) reports 50-49 for Obama.

Is that margin smaller than expected?

[True Democrat]

What just came in that made her jump?

Looking at Fox News; no county results.  NY Times hasn't updated yet

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#WY

County results.

Natrona County (Casper) reports 50-49 for Obama.

Is that margin smaller than expected?

That's what made her jump.

[True Democrat]

Natrona County (Casper) reports 50-49 for Obama.

Is that margin smaller than expected?

Smaller than I expected, but thinking about it, it shouldn't be surprising. Nader's numbers as a write-in in 2000 are probably a pretty good indication of Obama strength as they represent where the Democrats are liberals rather than miners.

What about Laramie County (Cheyenne)?  Nader didn't do so well there, but it's also a big population center.

[True Democrat]

65% reporting

Obama: 58%
Clinton: 41%

[True Democrat]

Carbon County is 53-47 for Clinton.

[True Democrat]

I like how CNN's county map is showing ties as Clinton victories...

Don't read too much into it.   Her name is alphabetically first.

[True Democrat]

Clinton put up a pretty good fight.  I'm happy with her result.

[True Democrat]

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Getting destroyed by almost 20 points is putting up a good fight?

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This Hillary! spinning physically makes me ILL!

Teton county hasn't come in yet by the way, it will likely pad Obama's lead.

How did Obama do in Idaho?