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Topic: U.S. Politics



Expert: Paul Edward Zukowski
Date: 2/22/2008
Subject: Texas democrat primary/ohio

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QUESTION: if the democrats award delegates by a proportional voting system, where each
candidate gets delegates based on percentage of vote, why are the pundits
suggesting that if Clinton loses in Texas the race is over, when she could lose
by 2 percentage points giving her negligibly less delegates?  Wouldn't the race
be more or less as close as it was before Texas, save for 2-5 delegates?

ANSWER: Depending on whose count you take he 50 to 150 delegate lead including super delegates.
The Clinton Campaign itself has said if she doesn't win Texas and Ohio she basically out. Thats based current counts and polling in the remaining states. Its not that close with Obama winning the last 10.

---------- FOLLOW-UP ----------

QUESTION: I understand that she has said that, but I still don't know why it wouldn't be too
close to call if her margin of defeat is miniscule.  I can only fathom that
they(clinton camp) believe that the momentum would be insurmountable and to
court a super-delegate win in Denver would be counter productive and
unwanted by all.

Answer
They have internal polling plus demographics on exit polls.
She needs Texas and Ohio to catch up.
http://politics.nytimes.com/election-guide/2008/primaries/democraticprimaries/in...
Past that she needs Indiana and Penn.
The small states favor Obama.

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