Official Florida Primary Result Page (Bipartisan)

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McCain's lead is up to 4%. I'm going to predict a final margin of 6% for McCain over Romney, a decisive victory.

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Hillary's margin is down to 19%.

That was most of Orange County coming back in, properly.

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Jackson County is currently a 31-31-31 three-way tie on the Democratic side.

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Democrats:

Clinton 50%
Obama 33%
Edwards 14%

Obama is still getting closer as more of the vote comes in.

Obama did remarkably well, relatively, in Miami-Dade, 40%. Still, Clinton's lead will rise when the laggards in Palm Beach County get around to counting votes.

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Palm Beach County is looking really weird on the Democratic side. They have half the votes of Broward in already, but only 1% reporting versus 93% from Broward. That's very suspicious. I think either someone is underestimating the number of precincts in, or there's some serious error in Palm Beach County as there was in Orange County.

Edit: Same is true on the Republican side. Votes from Broward outnumber Palm Beach only 3-2, but Palm Beach has 1% reporting against 89% from Broward.

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Obama’s argument: “Breaking… Obama and Clinton tie for delegates in Florida. 0 for Obama, 0 for Clinton.”

Actually, considering the amount of hype Obama had in the past week, he should have been doing a lot better.  17% is a big gap, all things considered.  This slows his Mo-bama.

I don't think so. No one's covering it, and Clinton actually did worse than in Michigan.

Also, I think I have a solution to the Palm Beach problem. That 1% must be the absentee and early votes "precincts", which means most of Palm Beach's votes are actually already in. (Presumably, the total votes in Palm Beach will be about three-quarters that of Broward.)

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...And my speculation on Palm Beach is proven correct as a whopping 64% of precincts come in spontaneously, yet contain less than 10,000 votes total on either side.

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By the way, Gravel managed to finish behind Dodd (and the other drop-outs) again.

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Clinton may end up below 50% (that is, below 49.5%) after all. She's at 49.5% now, and most of the remaining votes are not from Palm Beach and Broward but from Obama strongholds Leon and Duval.