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NPR Projections as of 9:12

Posted on February 5, 2008 9:09 PM


California polls closed at 8; too close to call for both Democrats and Republicans.

Democrats:

Hillary Clinton (8): Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Arkansas, New York, New Jersey, Arizona, Missouri

Barack Obama (11): Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, Delaware, Kansas, Utah, North Dakota, Connecticut, Minnesota, Colorado, Idaho

Republicans:

Mike Huckabee (5): West Virginia, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee

John McCain (7): Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Arizona, Missouri

Mitt Romney (5): Massachusetts, Utah, North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana

Comments (1)

Rachel McPherson:

I am appalled at the Democratic ballot this Super Tuesday. I cannot express my dismay on learning that we had to mark on the ballot if we wanted our vote to count or not! Or ballots are invalid! Why would you have to mark a box to acknowledge that you want your vote counted?! Why else would you vote?! I feel completely snowed and thwarted, yet again, in this pivotal election, particularly after counting down the last eight years to finally arrive at having a real choice in leaders. And now who knows which Democrat will win the delegate vote in California?! We must demand that our votes be counted regardless of whether or not we marked the box to have our vote counted! Count it! Count it!

Posted by Rachel McPherson | February 5, 2008 10:46 PM

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