Super Tuesday -- where are we so far?

Clinton takes AR, OK, MA, NJ, NY, TN.

Obama wins AL, DE, GA, IL. He's also currently ahead in Connecticut, which seems like a pretty big deal.

Although we don't have delegate counts yet, so far Poblano's estimates at Daily Kos don't seem hugely far off. The biggest difference thus far might be that Obama's picked up more delegates than expected in Alabama and Georgia. California of course is the giant prize tonight. But I'm guessing that Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico are going to be pretty interesting states to watch over the next couple of hours.

UPDATE: Obama's taken CT as well as KS, MN, and ND. California's polls close in ten minutes. The possible bad news for Obama is that, as Kos notes, the SUSA polling outfit that predicted a Clinton win in California has pretty much nailed all its other predictions thus far tonight. Also, the AP reports that exit polls from 16 states show about 60 percent of Hispanic voters supporting Clinton.

But we'll start to get actual results in five minutes, so enough of my yapping.