Obviously Dallas Sheriff Lupe Valdez had a big night when she won the Democratic primary outright against 3 challengers. But did you know that more people voted for Sheriff Valdez in a four-way race than voted for all the Republican candidates for sheriff combined?

After the DNC firmed up on what scenarios could possibly lead to seated delegates for Michigan and Florida, it became apparent that despite some occasionally varied message, the Clinton campaign is signaling that holding new primary contests in those two states is a viable option. Seems like this might actually be happening.

CNN's John King just did a little instant touchmap math to show what kind of arguments each candidate can make about the rest of the contests. With the caveat that it was purely hypothetical, King showed what would happen if, alternatively, Senator Clinton won all remaining states 55-45, and what would happen if Senator Obama won all remaining states 65-35. The result is that neither one can get to the finish line on pledged delegates alone, and I'm not even sure either one gets there in either scenario with Michigan and Florida added in. I can't verify his math, but if it is true, it is provocative.