I stand corrected. According to the AP, it was the 9th straight win.
Obama Wins Wisconsin, 9th Straight
(02-19) 18:24 PST WASHINGTON, (AP) --
Barack Obama has won the Wisconsin primary, his ninth straight triumph over a fading Hillary Rodham Clinton in their epic struggle for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The Associated Press made its call Tuesday night based on surveys of voters as they left the polls.
It's funny how the Hillory now says 'forget change, I got the experience' but, back in 1992, she and Billy were saying 'elect us because America needs change, forget the experience'.
LOL - Obamer says, the problem in America is not the lack of good ideas but Washington becoming the place where ideas go to die. I remember Gary Hart's campaign, back in 1984, I think. He was running the campaign of 'new ideas'. His shtick was his picture on the TV screen set on top on what the media were all calling 'a high-tech grid' which was a black background with thin blue lines, intersecting at angles that were not 'right'. So he was the man of 'new ideas'.
It's funny how the Hillory now says 'forget change, I got the experience' but, back in 1992, she and Billy were saying 'elect us because America needs change, forget the experience'.
LOL - Obamer says, the problem in America is not the lack of good ideas but Washington becoming the place where ideas go to die.
Wisconsin Exit Polls: Obama Won: Women (51-49) All age groups under 65 All education levels All regions of the state -- urban, suburban and rural Voters without college degrees (50-48) Democrats (50-49) Whites (53-46)
White men (59-38) Voters who decided in the last week (58-42)
Won or tied voters of all income levels Tied among white women Tied among union members Tied among union households
there were many more people voting Democrat than Republican. Could it be that many Republicans and independents are so anti-Clinton that they have turned out in numbers just to ensure she is not on the ticket?
Certainly a portion are against Hillary. But the raw #s voting for Democrats is far higher than for GOP in every primary.