Kentucky/Oregon Live Blogging/Reporting

Kentucky Democratic Primary-100% Reporting

Clinton 459,145 65% 

Obama  209,771 30%

Popular Vote Margin: Clinton +249,374

Oregon Democratic Primary-92% Reporting

Obama  344,410 59%

Clinton 242,266 41%

Projected Popular Vote Margin: Obama +111,000

Kentucky Democratic Primary Exit Polling

Clinton 65 

Obama 29

Kentucky Democratic Primary Delegate Count

Clinton 37 

Obama 14

Oregon Democratic Primary Projected Delegate Count

Obama  31 (29)

Clinton 21 (19)

6:29 PM: While the polls don't formally close in Kentucky until 7 PM EST, early numbers from counties in the eastern time zone appear to certify the large margin for Clinton, although Obama appears to be doing well in Lexington and will at least win a couple of counties which is more than he could say about West Virginia.

6:31 PM: The numbers have closed considerably in the last couple of minutes but Jefferson County, home of Louisville, and considered to be on of the few counties which Obama has even a small chance of carrying has reported about 30% of its results. In short, this is probably as close as Obama is going to get all night. 

6:55 PM: While Obama is now within three points it appears that all of Jefferson county is reporting before the rest of the state. Still this bodes well for him reaching the 33-18 split which was considered Obama's best case scenario in Kentucky heading into tonight.

7:00 PM: MSNBC has called the Kentucky Democratic Primary for Hillary Clinton.