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• MyDD :: Direct Democracy for People-Powered Politics (#): ... Update [2008-1-19 18:32:3 by Jonathan Singer]: I've gotten a confirmation from the Obama campaign that indeed they project winning 13 delegates to Clinton's 12 -- in effect a win even though the New York Senator won statewide. Ari Melber over at The Nation is reporting as much as well: A current estimate of the national convention delegate count is below, though not all precincts have fully reported. ...
• Hullabaloo: ... Wins by digby Hey guys, get a grip, relax, have a drink and play some blackjack: Obama actually won Nevada (or maybe not)* Barack Obama may have won the most delegates in Saturday's Nevada Caucus, even though Hillary Clinton bested his statewide turnout by about six points. ...
• The Left Coaster: ... Andrea Mitchell on the same broadcast said that in reality Obama won a major victory today, fully swallowing the Obama campaign spin because his campaign showed organizational strength by winning ONE MORE DELEGATE than Clinton did today, 13-12, a figure that the AP and the state party question. ...
• Think Progress (#): ... Just 9,000 voters participated in the state’s 2004 Democratic caucus. UPDATE II: Ari Melber at The Nation reports that Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) may take the most delegates from Nevada, despite receiving fewer votes. 4:21 pm Comment ...
• Firedoglake - Firedoglake weblog (#): ... campaign making accusations of voting irregularities against Clinton in Nevada, claims that they nonetheless have 13 delegates to Clinton's 12 and are calling it a victory . . Ron Paul beats McCain in Nevada by a handful of votes, but a win is a win. . ...
• The Reaction (#): ... And yet, such are the technicalities of American democracy, it is Obama who has oddly emerged with the most delegates, 13 to Clinton's 12. For more on this, see The Nation . At WaPo's The Fix, Chris Cillizza is reporting that "[b]oth the chairwoman of the Nevada Democratic Party and a senior adviser for Sen. Hillary Rodham ...
• k / o (#): ... But that's just the silver lining not the prize, Hillary Clinton wins the popular vote in Nevada (though, in a remarkable double irony, not its delegates ) with a strong showing among women, Latinos and seniors. And if that turns out to be a tide-forming moment in this primary campaign then the Story of the Strip could end up being the second part of a one-two punch. ...
• AlterNet: Blogs: PEEK: ... Posted by Joshua Holland, AlterNet on January 19, 2008 at 1:05 PM. Update: Ari Melber, writing on The Nation's blog : Barack Obama may have won the most delegates in Saturday's Nevada Caucus, even though Hillary Clinton bested his statewide turnout by about six points. ...
• Greatscat!: ... Not so fast Hillary. Update: Sources tell me this is going to be *U*gly. ...
• Michigan Liberal: Michigan Politics Blog (#): ... So let's congratulate Hillary Clinton on her win in Nevada - and Barack Obama on his win in Nevada. Yes, Hillary won the caucuses, but Obama got more DNC delegate votes. Anyway, to hell with Nevada, they're not good enough to call themselves my home state. ...