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Obama Wins By 18% In Oregon

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Democrats, Hillary, Oregon

I know, this is fairly old news at this point, but I never did update Oregon’s numbers last night because only half the vote was counted by the time I went to bed. In fact, there’s still 96% reporting, but it’s a good bet these #s will remain steady.

Vote Percentage
Obama – 59%
Clinton – 41%

Popular Vote Totals
Obama – 347,852
Clinton – 245,211

Pledged Delegates
Obama – 29
Clinton – 21

What the following numbers show is Obama actually overperformed last night, because many polls had him leading by high single digits in the closing days. However, Hillary really stomped him in Kentucky, beating these margins by more than double in every case.

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