And liberals everywhere stood up this week and demanded that their votes shouldn't count.

Nice try, Kate.

Since Florida's *population* is considerably larger than that of those four states combined, is this surprising?

That's impressive. Congratulations to the Clinton campaign from an Obama supporter. Let's keep it collegial, guys.

Since Florida's *population* is considerably larger than that of those four states combined, is this surprising?

I think that's her point, David.

I noticed that no one seems to want to indicate the actual vote count/percentage here. MSNBC only said that Clinton got more votes than the other Dems; The Hill gave no indication at all. Given the media's predilection against Clinton and general pleasure with Obama, I can't help but wonder how it would have been played if this about 51%-32% or so Clinton-Obama result had been the reverse....not trying to be un-collegial, just wondering....

plum,

Thanks for the generosity. I wish we could all keep it that way.

"It also surpassed the turnout for any primary on record ever in the state, according to the Florida Democratic Party. "

Yeah. And because South Carolina was a blowout, and Hillary's streetfighting was too negative, and Mark Penn isn't a good strategist, obviously Obama won, right?

No?

Gosh.

It's a record turnout for the same reason that baseball games in July draw more fans than baseball games in January -- it's actually baseball season.

My mother is 77 years old Florida voter and votes in everything, city commission primaries, county charter referendums -- and even she used to blow off the Florida primary that was held in March after there was already a presumptive nominee.

It should be noted that there was a hotly-contested property tax measure on the ballot in Florida yesterday. Many Democratic voters probably went to the polls for that reason.

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