Disparities in Delegate Counting
Ryan | 14 02 2008If you're a first time visitor, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed, which will keep you up to date with all the latest New School Politics posts. Thanks for visiting!
Perusing different websites over the course of the election season has made me aware of the fact that different outlets never have the same numbers for delegates. The reason is that delegates are not officially awarded yet, and each source is projecting based on their own numerical methods. Here is a good article showing the disparities. Here is a chart showing the current counts with a small insight into methodology.
As I see it the average, including superdelegates, has Obama around 1250-1270 and Clinton around 1200.
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