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Obama Camp's Past Predictions on Pledged Delegates, IN and NC

By Jeralyn

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Back in February, Bloomberg and Politico published an internal spreadsheet from the Obama campaign with calculations on the pledged delegate and superdelegate split. The Clinton Campaign brought up the spreadsheet today, asking if Obama still thought he was going to win Indiana by 7 points.

The memo is here in Xcel. If you don't have Xcel, I've converted it to pdf and you can view it here.

Check all the states, the campaign was off on several. It predicted only a 5 point loss in PA, a 7 point loss in Ohio and an 11 point win in Guam. For NC, it predicts an 8 point win and for Indiana, a 7 point win. Also, for Montana, an 11 point win. For South Dakota, a 15 point win. For Puerto Rico, an 8 point loss. It also predicts double digit losses in KY and W.Va.

What do I take from this? Obama knew back in Feb. he needed to work to convince the rural and blue collar voters of Ohio and PA and was unable to do so. Those states are critical in November. Why should the superdelegates believe he can take them in November?

Full post as published by TalkLeft on May 04, 2008 (boomark / email).

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