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May 07

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Despite Split Decision, Obama Claims New Momentum in Democratic Contest

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Both Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton sought to make the most out of their respective primary wins Tuesday, elbowing one another in their effort to claim momentum in the ongoing fight for the Democratic presidential nomination.

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Apr 21

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Obama, Clinton Trade Barbs as Pa. Vote Nears

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The Democratic presidential candidates crisscrossed Pennsylvania on Monday, the eve of the state's primary, after a frenzy of heated campaign attacks over the weekend.

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Mar 31

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McCain Seeks Spotlight as Democrats Court Pa. Voters

Democratic candidates Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton hit the campaign trail in Pennsylvania while presumptive GOP nominee John McCain embarked on his "biography tour" to steer political attention his way. Judy Woodruff reports on the latest news from the campaign…

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Mar 06

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Mich., Fla. Seek Chance to Redo Democratic Primaries

As a tight primary race continues, the Democratic Party is considering redoing primaries in Michigan and Florida -- states who were stripped of their delegates for holding their primaries too early -- to allow those states' delegates to be seated…

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Mar 04

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Voters in Four States Go to Polls in Crucial ‘Mini Tuesday’

In what has been dubbed 'Mini Tuesday,' voters in Ohio, Texas, Vermont, and Rhode Island will head to the polls today to choose between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton in those states' Democratic primaries. Several journalists weigh in on today's…

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Feb 29

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Ohio Officials Explain Their Support for Clinton, Obama

New polls indicate Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama now running neck-and-neck in the former Clinton stronghold of Ohio. Two state officials discuss which candidate they support and why.

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Feb 26

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Diversity, Economy, Immigration Shape Race in Texas

The tight race between Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has both candidates vying for votes in the delegate-rich states of Texas and Ohio on March 4, while GOP front-runner Sen. John McCain will try to expand his lead. Texas…

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Feb 18

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Democrats Stump for Support Before Wisconsin Vote

Democratic presidential candidates Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton -- still locked in a battle for delegates -- are jockeying for voter support before Tuesday's Wisconsin primary. Two journalists discuss the state of the race in the Badger State.

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Feb 06

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McCain Cemented as GOP Front-runner; Democrats Trade Wins

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Despite breathless reporting around the results in 24 states on Super Tuesday, the storyline in both the Democratic and Republican races remained largely the same as it had been earlier this week.

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Jan 29

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McCain Scores Narrow Florida Win; Giuliani May Endorse Arizona Senator

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Continuing his surging campaign for the Republican nomination, Sen. John McCain narrowly bested former Gov. Mitt Romney in Florida, locking up all 57 delegates to the convention this summer and heading into Super Tuesday with increased momentum.

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