Statistics of the 2008 Democratic
Elections
Updated June 21, 2008
Apologies for not having this updated sooner - have been traveling to New York, Puerto Rico, NC, and D.C.
Source for the States
voting history
Popular Vote totals taken directly from the Secretary of State websites
Primary vs. Caucus
as of June 21, 2008
Online Spreadsheet Version at googledocs
Note: The popular votes in Michigan and Florida
have already been certified by election officials in both states, and officially
tallied by the two Secretary of States.
Michigan Official Results and
Florida Official Results.
| Total Primary States: | Total Caucus States: | |||
| # of States: | States: |
Votes won in those states: |
% |
Clinton: 2 AS, NV |
|
Clinton: 21 |
AZ AR CA FL IN KY MA MI NH NJ NM NY OH OK PA PR RI SD TN TX WV |
CL: 13,163,072 |
57% | |
|
OB: 10,015,571 |
43% | |||
| Obama: 18 |
AL CT DE DC GA IL |
CL: 4,510,621 |
39% | Obama:
15 AK CO DA GU HI ID IA KS ME MN NE ND VI WA WY |
|
OB: 7,174,138 |
61% | |||
|
+3 Clinton |
Total: |
CL: 17,673,693 | 50.69% | |
| OB: 17,189,709 | 49.31% | |||
Clinton has +3 more Primary States from all
the Primary Elections 21 to 18, including Red States
Clinton won the Popular Vote
by +483,984 votes in all 39 Primaries
(Clinton +155,675 w/o MI where Obama chose to take his name off the
ballot)
Clinton is ahead in Swing State
Primaries 9 States to 2
Clinton
+1,066,969 more Popular Votes
Clinton 82% to Obama 18% in
winning those states
| Primary Swing States: | Caucus Swing States: | |||
|
Clinton: 9 |
AZ, AR, FL, KY, NH NM, OH, TN, WV |
CL: 3,800,695 | 59% | Clinton: 1 NV |
| OB: 2,638,287 | 41% | |||
| Obama: 2 |
LA, MO |
OB: 627,549 | 54% | Obama: 1 IA |
| CL: 532,110 | 46% | |||
|
Clinton +7 |
Total: |
CL: 4,332,805 | 57% | |
| OB: 3,265,836 | 43% | |||
Out of the 15 Blue
states Primary elections, Obama is ahead 8 States to Clinton's 7
But Clinton has won +322,242 more Popular Votes in those 15 Blue states 51% to
49%
(Clinton +6,067 more votes w/o Michigan)
| Primary Blue States: | Caucus Blue States: | |||
|
Clinton: 7 |
CA, MA, MI NJ, NY, PA, RI |
CL: 6,707,662 | 57% | Clinton: 0 |
| OB: 5,087,490 | 43% | |||
| Obama: 8 | CT,
DE, DC, IL MD, OR, VT, WI |
OB: 3,289,312 | 62% | Obama: 4 HI, ME, MN, WA |
| CL: 1,991,382 | 38% | |||
|
Obama +1 |
Total: |
CL: 8,699,044 | 51% | |
| OB: 8,376,802 | 49% | |||
Clinton is
ahead in the Blue
&
Swing State Primaries 16
States to 10
Clinton
+1,389,211 more Popular Votes
Clinton 62% to Obama 38% in winning those states
| Primary Swing & Blue States: | Caucus Swing
&
Blue States: |
|||
|
Clinton: 16 |
AZ AR CA FL KY MA MI NH NJ NM NY OH PA PR RI TN WV |
CL: 10,508,357 |
58% | Clinton: 1 NV |
| OB: 7,725,777 | 42% | |||
| Obama: 10 |
CT, DE, DC, IL, LA |
OB: 3,916,861 | 61% | Obama: 5
HI, IA, ME, |
| CL: 2,523,492 | 39% | |||
|
Clinton +6 |
Total: |
CL: 13,031,849 |
53% |
|
| OB: 11,642,638 |
47% |
|||
Obama is ahead in
the Red Republican Primary States, 8 States to 4
Obama +1,046,889 more Popular Votes
Obama 67% to 33% in winning those Red States
| Primary Red States: | Caucus Red States: | |||
|
Clinton: 4 |
IN, OK, SD, TX | CL: 2,391,595 | 52% | Clinton: 0 |
| OB: 2,168,336 | 48% | |||
| Obama: 8 |
AL, GA, MS, MT |
OB: 3,257,277 |
62% |
Obama: 7
AK, CO, ID, KS, |
| CL: 1,987,129 |
38% |
|||
|
Obama +4 |
Total: |
CL: 4,378,724 |
45% |
|
| OB: 5,425,613 |
55% |
|||
Totals from both Caucus & Primaries:
The majority of Popular Votes were in the
23 Clinton States
Just my personal opinion about Caucuses:
*Caucuses aren't a true reflection of the voting preferences for an entire
state
*Caucuses are unable to sustain the record-breaking amount of voters in this
day and age, creating chaos, confusion, mistakes, & fraud
*Caucuses disenfranchise a great many people
^^ these folks are the backbone and the majority of the Democratic Party
Caucuses are a thing of the past and have no place in the 21st Century
Swing State Primaries Popular Votes
Florida Stats from 2000 to 2008
Election Results by State Summary Page
Estimate of the Remaining 10 Elections
Spreadsheet Version Election Results
Best source of Delegate
Totals - Only source on the web that shows the math!!
Super
Delegate Endorsements - at DemConWatch
Certified Delegates by State - from the DNCC
USA Election Atlas
Electoral Vote Distribution
Interactive Electoral Map
Congressional District Allocation Chart from the DNC
Congressional
District Printable Maps
Delegate Selection Rules from the DNC
Hillary Clinton
Supporters Forum
Side by Side
Comparison of Hillary & Obama
Hillary Green
Mountain - an organized volunteer site
Official Hillary Clinton Website
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