Super Duper Preliminary Youth Numbers (Updated)

Update: So scratch that and call it a tie? Looks like that while Senator Clinton technically won the state, the way delegates are distributed means that Obama will leave Nevada with 13 delegates to the convention to Clinton's 12. Ari Melber at The Nation has the story.
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So Senator Clinton wins Nevada, and it looks like it's on a wave of turnout from older women. According to CNN's exit polling, women were almost a supermajority, outnumbering men at the caucus by 59 - 41%. And this was most definitely an older caucus. 68% of caucus-goers were over 45 years old.

Obama seems to have recouped his losses among young voters after Hillary edged him out in New Hampshire among 25 - 29 year olds. Obama won young voter 59 - 33%. Unfortunately, it didn't matter. This was the worst turnout so far for youth. Voters under 30 made up only 13% of caucus goers even though they are 22% of the eligible voting population.

Clinton cleaned up amongst almost every single demographic except youth, African Americans and independents. I wonder what % of young women and Latinos went to Clinton . . .

Moderating factors: this was Nevada's first caucus, making a strange and intimidating process even more so, and the candidates didn't lavish nearly as much attention on this state as they did Iowa and New Hampshire. Both of these might have played a role in driving down youth turnout. Since this is the first time Nevada is holding a caucus like this, we won't, unfortunately be able to tell if youth turnout went up or down from previous cycles.

I'll have more as CIRCLE crunches the numbers and youth orgs start reporting out from the caucus. This was a disappointment though to be sure.