CNN has the entrance polls up. It looks like Hillary will win.

[Renew Deal]

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#NVDEM

[MH1]

1. That's unfortunate, but not unexpected.

[TwilightGardener]

2. That would explain why she's in Nevada, and Obama has moved on.

[TriMetFan]

29. Has he really left?

Why would he do that? It is never over until it is over. Also I do not care which one wins. I like them all.

[TwilightZone]

3. If those are accurate, she's going to win handily.

22-point lead with women, who were 59% of the total.

She also has a four-point lead with men.

Edit: assuming, of course, that there isn't a mass shift during the caucuses themselves.

[Metric System]

4. GOOD NEWS

YES! Happy day.

[durrrty libby]

12. I agree and Welcome

:hi:

[dkf]

5. Yuck. Gonna be ill.

[VolcanoJen]

Should be interesting watching her spin this victory, if she goes on to win.

I thought the Nevada caucus disenfranchised voters, and that it was tainted with voter suppression and union intimidation?

[tekisui]

10. The Comeback Kid, wins again.

[bunnies]

6. as expected.

Hopefully it'll be close though.

[BringBigDogBack]

7. fuck

[Kittycat]

8. With a Caucus, Entrance Polling really doesn't matter

If a candidate doesn't get 15% in the room, then the voters shift to another side. So the entrance isn't going to match the outcome.

[usregimechange]

17. Yep

[ElsewheresDaughter]

9. CNN has them tied 48% each

[cd3dem]

11. Importance of Debate seems to matter more to Clinton voters than Obama's

what does that mean?

[bunnies]

14. Based on what exactly? nt

[cd3dem]

21. see the poll.....

[bunnies]

25. Provide a link.

To whatever poll youre referring to and I will be happy to see it.

on edit - I see. You meant the Nevada Obama supporters that were polled. You might want to use a less broad brush next time.

[cd3dem]

30. the poll from the original post

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/epolls/#NVDEM

"You might want to use a less broad brush next time."

I asked a question? I guess Obama people prefer to not discuss details, just run from them!

[smalll]

13. The Comeback Girl rolls on!

Can we start calling her Madame again?

[lse7581011]

15. Damn! n/t

[no name no slogan]

16. Entrance polls can be misleading in caucus states

they're measuring support before the caucuses start. Things can change inside the caucus, especially if there's a question of viability.

[FreeState]

20. NV Caucuses are different - once you align with a viable candidate you cant switch n/t

[sunonmars]

18. She took the union vote, funny.

[IndianaGreen]

19. Entrance polls showed Obama won New Hampshire

but Hillary got Obama's numbers in precincts in which Diebold machines were used.

There are no Diebold machines in caucus states.

[K Gardner]

23. Exit polls showed Obama won NH,, too.

[dempartisan23]

22. huge upset win

i congratulate senator clinton. now lets move on to SC and lets all fight the good fight there.

[thoughtcrime1984]

24. She won already? Upset, with 6% lead in polls?

The only thing that would be upset is my stomach.

[dempartisan23]

31. bill clinton is charging voter intimidation

i feel an investigation needs to be launched. i hope its untrue

[thoughtcrime1984]

32. Bill is grasping at straws

I am finally tired of seeing the Big Dawg. He's frigging everywhere.

[Joe the Revelator]

26. Upset? She always led here.

[AtomicKitten]

27. Yep, her 5-9 point lead is an impediment.

not

[mcscajun]

28. Yeah, everything just shifted in the results. Clinton has a big lead now.

Clinton 55%
Obama 42%

Edwards 3%
Kucinich 2%

with 23% of the votes reported.