How many people have voted democrat in this election???

[SilentBull]

Does anyone know how many people have voted democrat in this presidential election so far?

[Paulitical Correctness]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html

[SilentBull]

Thanks. That's exactly what I needed.

[kahless]

Considering there are 301 million people in the US this stat was comforting that only 28 million people have participated in support of the Marxist candidates.

[Kade]

Considering there are 301 million people in the US this stat was comforting that only 28 million people have participated in support of the Marxist candidates.

with another 30 million expected total.

That's well over the 50 million required to win an election buddy...

[nate895]

with another 30 million expected total.

That's well over the 50 million required to win an election buddy...

There won't be 30M in the remaining states. There is one big one, and the rest are moderate to small size. I'd be surprised to see 15M in the remaining states.

[Kade]

There won't be 30M in the remaining states. There is one big one, and the rest are moderate to small size. I'd be surprised to see 15M in the remaining states.

I'm counting Florida and Michigan, even if they don't vote, what would have been expected.

[nate895]

I'm counting Florida and Michigan, even if they don't vote, what would have been expected.

They have a count for that, and that still wouldn't bring it up that high.

[Kade]

They have a count for that, and that still wouldn't bring it up that high.

Eh, perhaps your right. I concede the point, until I know for sure.

[Barney]

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/democratic_vote_count.html

Isn't it odd that you can track down to the very last vote each of the candidates received in the Democratic nomination.

But click on the "Popular Vote" for the "Republican Nomination", and you get swamped with a bunch of polling data and fuzzy percentages!

Has the GOP nomination process been turned over to Ipsos and Gallup now?! This whole process stinks!