The Democratic race by the numbers
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Whose got how many delegates in the race for the Democratic nomination for president?
It depends on how you want to slice it.
Using the excellent Real Clear Politics database, here's the various ways of looking at it.
TOTAL DELEGATES
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Obama: 1913
Clinton: 1721
SUPER DELEGATES
Obama 303
Clinton 278
DELEGATES FROM STATES WITH PRIMARIES
Obama: 1677
Clinton: 1590
DELEGATES FROM STATES WITH CAUCUSES
Obama: 236
Clinton: 131
DELEGATES FROM STATES WITH MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL TEAMS
Obama: 957
Clinton: 927
POPULAR VOTE
Obama: 16,108,538
Clinton: 15,512,424
POPULAR VOTE (With Florida & Michigan)
Obama: 16,684,752
Clinton: 16,711,719
MPR (via NPR) provides coverage of today's Oregon and Kentucky primaries from 9-11 p.m. CT.
