Official South Dakota and Montana Democratic Primary Results Discussion Thread

[12th Doctor]

Oh, yeah, they are all proud now, but when Obama loses the general, it will be because we are all a bunch of filthy racists.

[MarkWarner08]

KO seems quite moved by the MT results.

[Torie]

Obama really has to stop talking about:

1.  His state senate record.

2.  His years as a community activist.

It's the only thing he has ever done.  There are men almost half his age who have twice the experience.

Ya, but he IS a good speaker, and hard to dislike, and in fact has a pretty quick integrative mind. It just sucks.

[Alcon]

Chris, you are so pissing on our collective Wheaties tonight.

[NOVA Green]

Oh, yeah, they are all proud now, but when Obama loses the general, it will be because we are all a bunch of filthy racists.

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[Dan the Roman]

What I find amusing is that perhaps that ARG poll in South Dakota actually got it right(well it was still off by quite a bit, but it was the only one to predict a double digit Clinton win.)

This way both Hillary and ARG can close out the primaries on high note that means and signifies nothing.

[12th Doctor]

Oh, yeah, they are all proud now, but when Obama loses the general, it will be because we are all a bunch of filthy racists.

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To provide context, everyone on CNN is talking about what a "proud" night this is for America.

[Alcon]

Big Horn County (Crow country) 63-35 Obama.

Finally, the Crow and the Sioux agree on something.

[12th Doctor]

Chris, you are so pissing on our collective Wheaties tonight.

Glad to do my job.

[Eraserhead]

What I find amusing is that perhaps that ARG poll in South Dakota actually got it right(well it was still off by quite a bit, but it was the only one to predict a double digit Clinton win.)

This way both Hillary and ARG can close out the primaries on high note that means and signifies nothing.

Well, they were only off by their usual 14 points.

[Meeker]

Montana seems to be taking its time... maybe I'm just impatient.

[Хahar 🤔]

Chris, you are so pissing on our collective Wheaties tonight.

Glad to do my job.

Go and do that at the end of the month, why don't you?

[12th Doctor]

Montana seems to be taking its time... maybe I'm just impatient.

Montana, much like Obama, is above meeting your demands of timeliness.

[Lief 🗽]

Big Horn County (Crow country) 63-35 Obama.

Finally, the Crow and the Sioux agree on something.

Only Barack "The Messiah" Obama could have brought the Crow and Sioux together.

[Verily]

KO seems quite moved by the MT results.

Is that Amy Klobuchar?

[Torie]

What I find amusing is that perhaps that ARG poll in South Dakota actually got it right(well it was still off by quite a bit, but it was the only one to predict a double digit Clinton win.)

This way both Hillary and ARG can close out the primaries on high note that means and signifies nothing.

Well, they were only off by their usual 14 points.

Given the apparent Pierre typo, and Rapid City being less counted, and the two native American counties out, it is still quite possible that Clinton might erode down to a about 9% lead. It depends on what the Injuns do in part. The exits hinted at maybe a 10% Obama lead, and if that is so, then  Hillary will probably hold her double digit lead. But I would not trust an exit poll out of Pine Ridge myself.

[Meeker]

Montana seems to be taking its time... maybe I'm just impatient.

Montana, much like Obama, is above meeting your demands of timeliness.

Obama is not confined by this silly thing you mortals call "time".

[Alcon]

Eh, Pine Ridge won't cast many votes (barely 1% of the 2004 vote with record turnout) and Rapid City is 90% in.  This'll be double-digits.

Pierre is also tiny, the least populous (or is that Vermont?) state cap in the nation.

Blue Georgia on CNN - haha.

[Torie]

Chris, you are so pissing on our collective Wheaties tonight.

Glad to do my job.

Go and do that at the end of the month, why don't you?

Some of it is fear Xahar (I have a very bad feeling about this election). When in fear, sometimes control of certain functions declines. The only cure for that it perspective. The ying and the yang.

[NOVA Green]

What I find amusing is that perhaps that ARG poll in South Dakota actually got it right(well it was still off by quite a bit, but it was the only one to predict a double digit Clinton win.)

This way both Hillary and ARG can close out the primaries on high note that means and signifies nothing.

Well, they were only off by their usual 14 points.

Given the apparent Pierre typo, and Rapid City being less counted, and the two native American counties out, it is still quite possible that Clinton might erode down to a about 9% lead. It depends on what the Injuns do in part. The exits hinted at maybe a 10% Obama lead, and if that is so, then  Hillary will probably hold her double digit lead. But I would not trust an exit poll out of Pine Ridge myself.

With regards to Pierre (Hughes co.) there doesn't seem to be anything too abnormal considering 63% of the registered voters were republicans and 26% Democrats (2788 voters) it doesn't seem like that low a turnout.

[Meeker]

John Roberts needs to be shot for this "analysis" on CNN

Charlie Crist has a machine? Yea, an electronic dildo. WTF?

[Torie]

Eh, Pine Ridge won't cast many votes (barely 1% of the 2004 vote with record turnout) and Rapid City is 90% in.  This'll be double-digits.

Pierre is also tiny, the least populous (or is that Vermont?) state cap in the nation.

Blue Georgia on CNN - haha.

The CNN map says 55% for Rapid City. You must have a more up to date site.

[Mr. Morden]

John Roberts needs to be shot for this "analysis" on CNN

Watching that electoral college analysis was truly painful.

[Alcon]

John Roberts needs to be shot for this "analysis" on CNN

Charlie Crist has a machine? Yea, an electronic dildo. WTF?

Can the Obama campaign off-set a Minnesota loss with a Georgia win?

grahhhhh *bang*

[12th Doctor]

John Roberts needs to be shot for this "analysis" on CNN

Charlie Crist has a machine? Yea, an electronic dildo. WTF?

I was thinking the same thing.  Obama is losing Michigan... and nothing about that.  And I think Minnesota is way out of reach for McCain.  That was the most arbitrary selection of states ever.