In a race with two equally matched rivals — Obama and Clinton are both running well-funded national campaigns — that tends to leave the winner of the popular vote with only a narrow delegate advantage over a loser who runs a strong race.
Multiply that across dozens of congressional districts — 53 in California — and predicting the winner of the delegate struggle is a virtual impossibility.
Then it gets harder.
Sunday, February 3, 2008
Tuesday's going to be a late night
With so many races and so many dynamics at work, it's going to take a long time to sort it all out.
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I took the day off Wednesday for this very reason (plus I have a gig Wed night).
Agreed...both Obama and Hillary are running strong campaigns. She comes off as very knowledgeable - which she is - and as a tenacious bulldog. I doubt there'll be a clear winner of delegates Wednesday morning.
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