Here are the Pennsylvania Primary results as of 1:00 A.M. with 99% reporting. This will be my last report for the night:
Democrats:
- Clinton 1,239,523 55% 52 delegates
- Obama 1,023,366 45% 46 delegates
Chester county is going for Obama with 75% now reporting. Philadelphia continues to hold for Obama at 97% reporting. Obama is also maintaining Delaware which has gone up to 97% reporting. Allegheny (where Pittsburg is) and Bucsk (Clinton) are reporting 99%, Potter (Clinton) is at 60%, Pike (Clinton) is at 61%, and Monroe (Clinton) is at 98%. My prediction was that Clinton will win by 10%, +2% from her previous standings, and she’s currently at +10%. I will no longer be updating any of the counties that have reached 100%.
Republicans:
- McCain 574,485 73% (probably 62 delegates, but they’re technically unpledged)
- Paul 125,870 16%
- Huckabee 89,985 11%
Done Reporting,
Ranting Republican
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April 23, 2008 at 10:56 AM
Are you sure McCain got all of the delegates? Aren’t PA delegates unpledged right up to nomination (even though the PA GOP endorsed McCain before PA had a chance to vote their preference?) I understand that a number of the delegates directly elected were not ‘endorsed’ (i.e. really McCain) delegates. Is that wrong? I can’t find an official count of it yet.
Thanks.
April 23, 2008 at 11:50 AM
That is correct. I have assumed that the delegates will go for McCain, but I probably should point out that they are unpledged.