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March 13, 2008

Tote Board Column -- 3/13 -- "Ridge to the Future"
By webteam
This week's Tote Board column looks at why John McCain should pick former Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge as his running mate -- if Barack Obama is the Democratic nominee.

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McCain, Republicans

February 21, 2008

How the Times Story Is Actually Helping McCain With Conservatives
By webteam
For weeks there’s been speculation about how John McCain could possibly convince his party’s right wing to rally around him.
The New York Times may have helped him take a giant step in that direction.
Opinions can differ about whether the Times should have gone with its story about McCain and his alleged close relationship ten years ago with a female lobbyist.

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McCain, Republicans

February 12, 2008

Instant Analysis of Potomac Primary Results: , It's An Obama Blowout in All Three States -- McCain On Course to Sweep As Well
By webteam

It's apparently Obama in a complete blowout in all three locales tonight. If this continues into Wisconsin next week, Ohio and Texas on March 4 may be Clinton's last chance to make a stand.

Huckabee ran well while losing narrowly in Virginia but mathematically he cannot win the nomination since there are very few winner-take-all states left.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 12, 2008

Preview of Today's "Potomac Primaries" in Va., Md. and DC: Obama Expected to Roll in All Three; McCain May Be Challenged in Va, But Not in Other Two
By webteam

The primaries continue on today with contests in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. Anything other than huge victories for Barack Obama in all three will be a surprise, continuing his momentum and putting him into the delegate lead. On the GOP side, it would be a shock if McCain doesn't win Maryland and DC; Virginia, like most southern states this time around, appears up for grabs.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 10, 2008

The Tote Board Reviews the Race
By webteam

A Tote Board review of the race.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 10, 2008

Review of Last Night --- Preview of Today's Maine Caucuses
By webteam

Both Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee cleaned up yesterday -- Obama sweeping all three states, garnering momentum, and Huckabee surprising McCain in two of the three. If those results are replicated today for Obama, the snowball will begin rolling down the hill. (The Maine GOP caucuses have already been held -- Romney won.)

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Democrats, Republicans

February 09, 2008

Instant Analysis of Today's GOP and Democratic Results: Bad Night for Frontrunners: Obama Sweeps the Evening -- Adding to Momentum; Huckabee Upsets McCain
By webteam
As expected, Barack Obama is headed to big caucus victories in Nebraska and Washington and a primary win in Louisiana -- continuing his momentum and further reducing the narrow delegate lead of Hillary Clinton. On Tuesday, there's a chance he will go into the delegate lead for the first time -- which would be hugely significant, at least psychologically.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 09, 2008

Preview of Mini-Super Saturday: Expect Obama to Cruise in Louisiana, Nebraska, and Washington -- Ditto for McCain, Though a Huckabee Surprise is Possible
By webteam
The primaries and caucuses continue today and on the Democratic side, it should be a very good day for Barack Obama with a primary in Louisiana (which has a large number of African-American voters) and caucuses in Nebraska and Washington (he tends to do exceptionally well in caucus states).
On the GOP side, where Kansas is voting rather than Nebraska, McCain will not do as well -- a Huckabee surprise in Louisiana, given his strength in the south, wouldn't be a shock and he could surprise in Kansas too.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 07, 2008

Romney Is Dropping Out -- Don't Count Out Huckabee In Future Primaries
By webteam
It's being reported that Mitt Romney is dropping his presidential bid. That leaves McCain, Huckabee, and Paul -- and Huckabee is an attractive enough candidate that he could cause a few problems for McCain in future states, though not enough to derail his likely nomination.

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Republicans, Romney

February 07, 2008

Tote Board Column -- 2/7 -- Scheduling Conflicts
By webteam
This week's column, "Scheduling Conflicts," looks at where the races in both parties go from here.

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Democrats, Republicans, Tote Board Archive

February 06, 2008

McCain and Clinton Will Win California Comfortably, Giving Them Bragging Rights on the Night-- Though in Clinton's Case, Barely
By webteam
Our review of Super Tuesday up until now is posted but with California now projected for Clinton and McCain, they get momentum heading out of Super Tuesday on a night where they essentially won enough of the contests they had to win.
Obama did well in the small states and he has prevailed in Missouri, a state many did not think he could win.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 05, 2008

Grand Super Tuesday Instant Round-Up: Clinton Holding the Key States But Obama Wins More States -- McCain Begins to Rack Up The Delegates and Huckabee Looks Strong in South As Romney Runs Poorly Again
By webteam

OVERALL ROUNDUP: Based on current returns and projections, of the 15 primary states, Clinton seems likely to carry Arizona, Arkansas, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee.
Obama seems likely to carry Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Utah.
That's 7 states for Clinton and 6 for Obama -- with California and Missouri still out.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 05, 2008

First Super Tuesday Results In: Huckabee Upsets Romney at West Virginia Caucus
By webteam
Mike Huckabee has won the West Virginia caucuses after McCain supporters joined Huckabee's to deny Mitt Romney a victory (Romney had won the first round of voting). It's winner-take-all -- 18 delegates.

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Republicans

February 05, 2008

Super Tuesday Preview: How to Interpret Tonight's Returns
By webteam
As the vote comes in tonight, here's how to interpret the returns:

GEORGIA -- 7 PM

Republicans: This is one of the few states in which all three candidates have a chance to win. If McCain wins here -- in addition to all the other states where a victory for him is virtually assured -- it's going to be a long, long night for the other two.

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Democrats, Republicans

February 03, 2008

Update to Tote Board Column -- "Super Preview" -- Obama and McCain Surges May Change the Super Tuesday Outlook
By webteam
On Thursday, we filed our Super Tuesday Tote Board preview in the Phoenix. Since publication, here's how things have changed:

REPUBLICANS

McCain appears like he may salt away the nomination on Tuesday. Not only does he continue to hold his lead in the northeast but he appears to be doing very well in the South -- where there are five primaries -- and could win a majority of them.

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