I think Barack Obama showed very well in yesterday's Super Tuesday elections across America. He had some very large victories and even in most of the states he did not win, he finished a close second. The delegate totals are tight (MSNBC is reporting Obama 838 to HRC 834) and this long nomination process will continue.
I am disappointed that Obama did not do better in California, although he was very far behind in the polls until a little over a week ago. I know I did my part to help him win. I made hundreds of phone calls, talked to many people in person, volunteered and attended many events and even held a small visibility and get-out-the-vote rally in my own precinct on Monday. I convinced 12 first time voters and 1 disenchanted older voter to vote for Obama.
I am glad to see that Obama carried San Francisco:
San Francisco
Candidate | Votes | % of votes |
Barack Obama | 88,886 | 52% |
Hillary Clinton | 75,341 | 44% |
John Edwards | 3,715 | 2% |
100% of precincts reporting |
I did what I could do. I did my part. Now it's up to you who live in the next states to vote to do yours. You can start here.
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