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January 3, 2008

With 12% of the votes in…

Even before Plan B kicks in, this is favoring Obama.

Senator John Edwards : 34.22%
Senator Hillary Clinton : 32.17%
Senator Barack Obama : 30.33%
Governor Bill Richardson : 1.99%
Senator Joe Biden : 1.05%
Senator Chris Dodd : 0.13%
Uncommitted : 0.10%

Precincts Reporting: 214 of 1781

Remember, these outlying areas that report first are likely the ones that Obama and Hillary didn’t visit. So as the tallies start including urban areas, the Edwards tallies may drop. And the second-choice ballots should go heavier to Obama and Edwards, instead of Clinton.

One Response to “With 12% of the votes in…”

  1. Mark Adams Says:
    January 3rd, 2008 at 5:51 pm

    Amazing, 21% in and it’s a statistical tie. I’m glad that these are votes that count, and hope Edwards lead holds.

    This is nutz.