Official Florida Primary Result Page (Bipartisan)

[Gabu]

CNN has the following numbers:

Clinton - 58%
Obama - 21%
Edwards - 17%

McCain - 29%
Romney - 28%
Giuliani - 18%
Huckabee - 18%

But this is also with <1% reporting.

[Gabu]

County results on the Republican side, according to CNN...

Huckabee is leading by 6% in Bradford County with 10% reporting.
Romney is leading by 6% in Columbia County with 4% reporting.
Romney is leading by 9% in Duval County with <1% reporting.
McCain is leading by 11% in Hillsborough County with <1% reporting.
McCain is leading by 1% in Manatee County with 5% reporting.
Romney is leading by 4% in Nassau County with 9% reporting.
McCain is leading by 2% in Pasco County with 20% reporting.
McCain is leading by 5% in Pinellas County with <1% reporting.
McCain is leading by 7% in St. Lucie County with 5% reporting.
Romney is leading by 9% in Suwannee County with 6% reporting.

That's all the counties with votes thus far.

I'm not Al, so I'll leave this to more knowledgeable sorts to see whether this means anything.

[Gabu]

Apparently Bradford County likes its Southern folk, as Edwards has Clinton within 5% there.

[Gabu]

Romney just jumped into the lead on CNN by ~100 votes.

[Gabu]

Clinton is down to 52% from a high of 58% a while ago... if she gets below 50% by the time this is done, that's probably not a good thing.

[Gabu]

lol I'm a bit worried because of how much attention the media is giving this thing.

The media has been giving the Democratic side attention?  CNN's front page doesn't even mention it besides just displaying the results.

[Gabu]

Where are the results?

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

[Gabu]

Anyone know why CNN didn't do any exit polls?

[Gabu]

Edwards officially won Baker County, and is now ahead in Bradford County and Union County.

Obama is also ahead by 13% in Alachua County with 81% reporting and in Gadsden County by 18% with <1% reporting.  He also leads by one single vote in Hardee County with 33% reporting, and leads in Jefferson County (with <1% reporting), Leon County (with 21% reporting), and Madison County (with 9% reporting).

The rest are all Clinton all the time.

[Gabu]

CNN just put up their exit polls... it says that Obama won blacks massively by >70% again and Clinton won whites younger than 65 by around 49%; those above 65 went to her by 62%.

[Gabu]

Also, interestingly enough, the only religious group Obama won was those who attend church "more than weekly", although that might basically translate to "black people".

[Gabu]

Also, another interesting thing is that Obama won those who considered the Kennedy endorsement important 45-41, though that group might include a number of those who were already supporting Obama.

And he won those who considered it very important 58-32.

[Gabu]

Orange County 19% for Gravel!


That must be a computer error. Has to be. No other explanation.

Orange County = FFs.

[Gabu]

Obama is back at 30% on CNN.

[Gabu]

Orange County website is now down.

Maybe Orange County spontaneously combusted or something.

[Gabu]

Clinton back at 50%.

booooooooooo

[Gabu]

Clinton back at 50%.

booooooooooo

Not on CNN

Though I expect it at some point.

Oh, must have been only momentary.  She was at 50% on CNN just a moment ago.