CNN’s exit polls in Vermont extrapolate to a 62-38 Obama landslide, although they’ll be adjusted to match the actual returns. He wins in virtually every category. Clinton took voters without a college education – if there’s another demographic category she took, I haven’t been able to find it.

Statistic of the evening: In Vermont, Obama wins 61-38 among voters over 65. Never thought I’d see a number like that.

Did I hear wrong? Did I hear Wolf Blitzer say that Obama got all 15 delegates in VT??

My hearing sucks, so I'm sure I'm wrong.

Someone please correct me (I'm sure someone will).

From the desk of:

Mark Poison Penn.

Breaking News. Stop the presses.

Our new campaign talking point will be:

It Takes A Clinton To Raze A Village, in Order To Capture It.

So 10-5, then. That makes more sense to me. Thank you for the clarification, FOTW.

Welcome to irrelevance, Vermont!

Jump right in! Water's fine!

chuck todd said he needs 64% to get the 10-5 split. if it's under that, they say it's a 9-6 split.

Vermont Democratic delegate count is on the bubble

For it to split 10-5, Obama needs to get 65%, otherwise it will be 9-6

The Republican primary here is winner take all

Senator Kerry can mention Harvard, how ridiculous. And if that matters, America deserves the dumbed down candidate.

According to reporter extrodinaire Al G:
Based on the exit polls so far...
Clinton will win fewer Rhode Island delegates than the +5 The Field predicted, and may lose the state altogether.

- Clinton may win fewer Ohio delegates than the +7 The Field estimated, and is unlikely to win more. It is possible (although less so than in Rhode Island) that she could lose the popular vote there.

- Obama seems more likely to win the popular vote in Texas than not, but it’s likely to be close.
http://ruralvotes.com/thefield/

Doing the math on CNN's "union/non-union" exit poll data, Clinton wins OH by about 4%. That's not nearly enough of a margin for the Clintons, IMHO.

If you worked in a deli, and were asked to make a sandwich called "Hillary On A Roll"...

...what would your ingredients be?

(Just trying to pass the time without chewing any more nails off)

Holy crap I'm going nuts. Ohio hasn't reported any results in half an hour, but Texas looks like a lock for Obama.

Ahhhhhh! :)

"Separately, someone needs to tell Kerry that the one thing he shouldn't talk about is Obama's Harvard background, as he did just now. He's not the right messenger for that one..."

Separately, someone needs to tell Greg Sargent people aren't that stupid and he doesn't need to patronize them by projecting his personal intellectual shortcomings onto them.

Harvard is a highly regarded university regardless of Kerry's endorsement. For Obama to be a Harvard grad and editor of the Law Review is only part of the total package which is worth more in total than the sum of parts and tends to defy the usual stereotypes.

Well, one thing is clear to me thus far: I am moving to Vermont! Not only did they go for Obama, but Brattleboro impeached Cheney and Bush! (I will delay my move until I vote in the PA primary.)

According to CNN a while ago, twenty percent of Dem voters in OH said that race was an "important factor" in their vote. Eighty percent of the clowns stupid enough to admit this to a total stranger said they voted for HC.

I live in rural Ohio. There is, sadly, absolutely no stigma attached to using the "n word" out here. Forget the scare ads and the experience stuff; a big chunk of the OH vote is first and foremost racism.