In large part, thanks to the vote of young people, Barack Obama won his party’s primaries in Hawaii and Wisconsin yesterday. And according to many media analysts, even Hillary Clinton’s base voters, white women, were split.

The Illinois senator’s Wisconsin victory left him with 1,303 delegates in The Associated Press’ count, compared with 1,233 for Clinton, a margin that masks his 145-delegate lead among those picked in primaries or caucuses. It takes 2,025 to win the nomination at the party’s national convention in Denver. Allocation of the 20 Hawaii delegates was not being calculated until later Wednesday.

Via / The Huffington Post