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Obama nears Democratic nomination, picking up delegates though Clinton wins Kentucky primary

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May 21, 2008
        

Joe Imel, Associated Press - Barack Obama stepped to the brink of victory in a historic race for the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday night, moving within 100 delegates of the total needed to claim the top prize at the party convention this summer. Despite a lopsided loss to Hillary...

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Obama still struggles with some Democrats

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May 21, 2008
        

Tuesday may end up a big night for Barack Obama, giving him a majority of all possible pledged delegates in the Democratic race for the White House. But exit polling in Kentucky -- where CNN is projecting rival Sen. Hillary Clinton will win by a wide margin -- suggests that he still has big...

                   

Clinton wins Kentucky; Obama predicts victory in Oregon

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May 21, 2008
        

Surveys conducted by Suffolk University regarding today's primaries show: • In Kentucky: Clinton has more than a 25-point lead, 51 percent to 25 percent. • In Oregon: Obama has 45 percent to Clinton's 41 percent. Texan's lobbying success a liability for McCain More politics news and discussion...

                   

Obama Gets Pledged Delegate Majority, But Clinton Stays In (The Nation)

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May 21, 2008
        

The Nation - The Nation -- Barack Obama may have reached what he describes as "a major milestone on this journey." The senator from Illinois has now secured a majority of the pledged delegates that will be chosen in the party's primaries and caucuses.

Backgrounder: Democratic presidential primary in U.S. state of Kentucky

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May 21, 2008
        

U.S. Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York are competing in the states of Kentucky and Oregon Tuesday, as the Democratic presidential nomination race approaches to the end. In Kentucky, polling hours of most areas are be from 1000 GMT to 2200 GMT, and in a few...

Clinton wins Kentucky primary, pledges to keep going

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May 21, 2008
        

Sen. Hillary Clinton celebrates her win with supporters in Louisville, Kentucky. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- It's looking like a landslide, but one that won't be moving any mountains. Hillary Rodham Clinton has won the Kentucky primary, easily outdistancing Barack Obama. But the New York Democrat's...

                   

Clinton easily wins Ky., Obama nomination leader

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May 21, 2008
        

By DAVID ESPO and SARA KUGLER LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Hillary Rodham Clinton coasted to easy victory in the Kentucky primary on Tuesday, a triumph of scant political value in a Democratic presidential race moving inexorably in Barack Obama's direction. The two rivals also collided in Oregon's unique...

                   

Clinton calls victory in Kentucky a vote of confidence

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May 21, 2008
        

Clinton calls victory in Kentucky a vote of confidence May 20, 2008 9:22 PM (17 mins ago) By SARA KUGLER, AP » 17 mins ago: Clinton calls victory in Kentucky a vote of confidence « cast her victory in Kentucky as an overwhelming vote of confidence Tuesday and said she's still running for...

                   

Clinton Wins Kentucky, Vows To Fight On

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May 21, 2008
        

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton claimed victory in the Kentucky Democratic primary election Tuesday night and vowed to fight on for her party's nomination in the face of increasingly narrow odds. Even so, she commended Obama, adding, "while we continue to go toe-to-toe for this...

                   

Clinton calls victory in Kentucky a vote of confidence

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May 21, 2008
        

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., acknowledges supporters during her Kentucky primary election night rally Tuesday, May 20, 2008, in Louisville, Ky. Hillary Rodham Clinton cast her victory in Kentucky as an overwhelming vote of confidence Tuesday and said she's...