Obama people, don't listen to the polls!!! Get out there and vote and if you have voted already

[Windy]

work!!!!! Make phone calls.. pound the pavement.

Never rest on poll numbers. Obama supporters know more than anyone after NH that we can't think that Obama has it sewn up!!!

so to the phones people!!


http://www.barackobama.com

to to "make calls"

Thank you!!!

[Perky]

1. But I already voted in today's election.... You can go back a 2nd time? How cool is that?

[Windy]

2. As I said, if you have voted and your an obama supporter, get on the phone and make calls!

a lot more productive than banter on DU!

[Perky]

3. He is going to sweetp tjhe Potomace the way he swept the weekkend

Our cul de sac is odd one Ron Paul sign, Two Huckabees....a McCain with a red circle and a line through it and three Obama signs. Everyone has said the same thing....if they wee a democrat they would be voting for Obama.. everyone ahs been working the anti-McCain guy...I suspect he is going to vote for Romney.

[cloudythescribbler]

4. But if these primaries are NOT winner take-all, incremental gains for Obama mean MORE DELEGATES

And the delegate race is crucial. It's as important to win by 10% more, maybe moreso, than in a squeaker like NM which comes out #1.

For this reason, it seems to me that although HRC could achieve an effective stalemate, unless she wins BIG in WI, PA, OH, TX AND IN (which I think unlikely to happen in all those), she isn't going to gain the lead in delegates, especially in PLEDGED delegates. Of course, the system is complicated and impossible to predict.

(I am gathering that Obama will also continue to win many of the small caucus states like Wyoming, Montana, S Dakota, as well as N Carolina and MS, based on past performance. But those big five (possibly also Oregon) seem to be Hillary Clinton's best bet. Even holding her to fairly narrow victories in those she wins would prevent her from gaining anything LIKE a commanding lead.

Really, I think it will become increasingly clear that the Democratic Party faces either stalemate/"arrangement"/and/or brokered convention OR an Obama victory for the nomination. Voting for the latter over the former, though a complex issue, is VERY crucial for the Democratic Party and for the country