Between those and the 277 superdelegates left, there are 681 delegates still in play. Hillary needs 324 of those, but Obama needs 183. If Obama gets 45% of the remaining delegates to be voted on (and I think anyone would agree, after last night, that such is a very, very conservative total), that’s 181 delegates. He would need 2 more superdelegates to win at that point.

So Hillary’s campaign, while not technically mathematically eliminated, is now at the point we’ve all talked about — where she needs to win by ridiculous percentage spreads to beat Obama in the delegate count. It’s just not possible. She’ll probably win West Virginia but she’s not going to get the 75% she needs there — impossible.

So though the math has changed, the result stays the same: Hillary has lost this presidential race. She’s done. She needs to concede.

On the post I did make last night, though, my predictions were a lot better. I was about 10 delegates off for what both Obama and Clinton won — so that math hasn’t really changed. In delegate counts, Hillary has been mathematically eliminated from this presidential race. She no longer has a chance of winning. Her conceding isn’t no longer a matter of opinion — she needs to now.

Tas… that needs to be a post man. Seriously.

As for me… I’m not a praying man, but I think tonight’s a good place to start.

So anyone wanna help me out here? Should I get kneepads, or am I good, and does it matter if my fingers are laced, or can they be held flat together.

Union, a small rural county bordering Ohio, hasn’t chipped in any results yet, though it’s likely t give Hillary a couple thousand more for her total.

The total votes from Lake County so far is 37,470, which CNN says is 28% of the electorate there. This means that the total vote count expected tonight from Lake County is almost 134,000. If Obama gets 70% of that, it’s 93,000 votes.

And he wins Indiana.

When I wake up tomorrow, I expect a retraction from CBS.