Ohio | PA | Indiana | ||
Caucasian | 83% | 82% | 66% | |
Hispanic | 2% | 4% | 15% | |
African-American | 12% | 10% | 12% | |
Asian | 2% | 2% | 4% | |
Others | 1% | 2% | 3% | |
Under 30 | NA | 12% | NA | |
65 and above | NA | 22% | NA | |
Decide within 1 month | NA | 40% | NA | |
Suburb | NA | 50% | NA | |
Samll city and rural | NA | 25% | NA | |
Big city over 50000 | NA | 25% | NA | |
New democratic | NA | 10% | NA | |
Ohio | Ohio | PA | PA | |
Hillary | Obama | Hillary | Obama | |
Vote | 54% | 44% | 55% | 45% |
Women | 55% | 39% | NA | NA |
Men | 39% | 55% | NA | NA |
Lower income | 50% | 44% | NA | NA |
Higher income | 55% | 39% | NA | NA |
Under 45 | 37% | 58% | NA | NA |
Under 30 | NA | NA | 40% | 60% |
Black | 10% | 90% | 8% | 92% |
White | 60% | 34% | NA | NA |
White men | 46% | 47% | 55% | 45% |
Whit women | 68% | 26% | 65% | 350% |
W/o degree | 41% | 43% | 60% | 400% |
W/ degree | 45% | 49% | NA | NA |
Loyalty voters | 88% | 86% | NA | NA |
Suburb | NA | NA | 60% | 40% |
New Democratic | NA | NA | 40% | 60% |
INDIANA RESULTS - 99% Reporting: Clinton 638,192 (51%) Obama 615,753 (49%).
NORTH CAROLINA RESULTS - 99% Reporting: Obama 889,513 (56%) Clinton 657,616 (42%).Candidates Uncommitted[1] Hillary
ClintonBarack
ObamaJohn
EdwardsEstimated delegates needed to win[2][3]
(472½ remaining of 4,048, 12%; 2,024½ needed)- 327½
69%165
35%- Grand total estimated delegates
(3,575½ of 4,048, 88%)255½ 1,697
47%1,859½
52%19
<1%Total estimated superdelegate endorsement[4]
(539½ of 795, 68% of 20%)255½[5] 270½
50%269
50%0 Total estimated pledged delegates[6]
(3,036 of 3,253, 93% of 80%)0 1,426½
47%1,590½
52%19
<1%Total bound pledged delegates[7]
(2,728 of 3,253, 84% of 80%)0 1,311½
48%1,400½
51%16
<1%
此后Obama在Indianna几乎战平Hillary;在北卡大胜.超级代表选边,Obama几乎锁定胜局.
Hillary在West Virgina Hillary大胜,妄图继续纠缠,疯狂之态,毫无政治家的风度.
5月20日她在Kentucky2:1再胜,已经毫无意义.同日Obama在Oregon扳回一城.
民主党大伤,Obama开始治愈创痛,剑指McCain.
5月31日,WASHINGTON - Democratic Party leaders agreed Saturday to seat Michigan and Florida delegates with half-votes at this summer's convention with a compromise that left Barack Obama on the verge of the nomination but riled Hillary Rodham Clinton backers who threatened to fight to the August convention.
The resolution increased the number of delegates needed to clinch the nomination to 2,118, leaving Obama just 66 delegates away from the majority needed to secure the nomination.Candidates Uncommitted[1] Hillary
ClintonBarack
ObamaJohn
EdwardsEstimated delegates needed to win[2][3]
(291 remaining of 4,233, 7%; 2,117 needed; 86 are pledged)- 240½
83%64
22%- Grand total estimated delegates
(3,942 of 4,233, 93%)205 1,876½
48%2,053
52%12½
<1%Total estimated superdelegate endorsement[4]
(618½ of 823½, 75% of 19%)205[5] 290
47%328½
53%0 Total estimated pledged delegates[6]
(3,323½ of 3,409½, 97% of 81%)0 1,586½
48%1,724½
52%12½
<1%Total bound pledged delegates[7]
(3,164½ of 3,409½, 93% of 81%)0 1,526½
48%1,628½
51%9½
<1%
The deal passed 19-8. Ironically, thirteen members of the committee had endorsed Clinton for president, so she wasn't even able to keep her supporters together. Candidates Uncommitted[1] Hillary
ClintonBarack
ObamaJohn
EdwardsGrand total estimated delegates
(4,089½ of 4,233, 97%)143½ 1,923
47%2,162
53%4½
<1%Total estimated superdelegate endorsement[2]
(680 of 823½, 83% of 19%)143½[3] 283½
42%396½
58%0 Total estimated pledged delegates[4]
(3,409½ of 3,409½, 100% of 81%)0 1,639½
48%1,765½
52%4½
<1%Total bound pledged delegates[5]
(3,274½ of 3,409½, 96% of 81%)0 1,588½
49%1,684½
51%1½
<1%