Obama picks up more superdelegates

upi.com     May 10, 2008            

BEAVERTON, Ore., May 10 (UPI) -- More superdelegates say they are are backing Sen. Barack Obama in the wake of his strong showing in this week's U.S. Democratic presidential primaries. ... As Obama campaigned in Oregon Friday, he picked up nine more superdelegate... [read full story]                

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Clinton-Obama contest keeps them guessing in Oregon

kmtr.com     May 8, 2008          

In a memo to superdelegates, Barack Obama campaign manager David Plouffe suggested his campaign is counting on a big win in Oregon. ... He and the campaign estimates that after the Oregon and Kentucky primaries, on May 20th Obama will have won a majority of the overall...                

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Heated Clinton-Obama race comes to Oregon Friday

nwcn.com     May 9, 2008          

The candidates arrive within minutes of each other in Portland tomorrow morning as the national spolight turns on Oregon. ... 02:59 PM PDT on Thursday, May 8, 2008 KGW.com and AP Staff PORTLAND - KGW report on campaign preps in Oregon With the Indiana and North Carolina...                

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Obama and Clinton campaigns focus on Oregon

kmtr.com     May 9, 2008          

Barack Obama will speak at the University of Oregon Friday night, after appearances in Albany and Beaverton earlier in the day. Hillary Clinton will speak at OHSU in Portland Friday... ... PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Could Oregon be the state where Hillary Clinton pulls off a...                

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Clinton stops in Central Point, Oregon

kval.com     May 9, 2008          

Though Clinton has been unable to close the delegate gap on Sen. Barack Obama, supporters in southern Oregon said Thursday they hoped she would fight on through the last of the primaries in June. ... Presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., smiles as...                

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Clinton renews call for debate in Oregon

kval.com     May 9, 2008          

Hoarse from a cross-country campaign trip, Sen. Hillary Clinton told die-hard supporters in southern Oregon she would keep running for president, and pressed her opponent to debate on Oregon issues. ... Presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., smiles as...                

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Obama wins endorsements from superdelegates in New Jersey, Oregon

startribune.com     May 9, 2008          

WASHINGTON - A spokesman for Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign says he's won the endorsements of two more superdelegates. Obama spokesman Dan Pfeiffer says Congressman Peter DeFazio plans to endorse the Illinois senator at an event Thursday in Oregon, which...                

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Obama picks ups superdelegates in New Jersey, Oregon

wtop.com     May 9, 2008          

WASHINGTON (AP) - A spokesman for Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign says he's won the endorsements of two more superdelegates. Obama spokesman Dan Pfeiffer says Congressman Peter DeFazio plans to endorse the Illinois senator at an event Thursday in Oregon,...                

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Obama picks ups superdelegates in New Jersey, Oregon

newsvine.com     May 9, 2008          

A spokesman for Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign says he's won the endorsements of two more superdelegates. ... Obama spokesman Dan Pfeiffer says Congressman Peter DeFazio plans to endorse the Illinois senator at an event Thursday in Oregon, which holds it's...                

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Obama picks ups superdelegates in New Jersey, Oregon

nwsource.com     May 9, 2008          

A spokesman for Democrat Barack Obama's presidential campaign says he's won the endorsements of two more superdelegates. ... Obama spokesman Dan Pfeiffer says Congressman Peter DeFazio plans to endorse the Illinois senator at an event Thursday in Oregon, which holds it's...                

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Clinton urges supporters to ignore dire predictions

nwsource.com     May 9, 2008          

Hillary Rodham Clinton, defying electoral math stacked against her, is urging supporters to ignore predictions that her White House bid was over. Barack Obama, meanwhile, was reaching out to top Democrats who could help seal a historic nomination well within his grasp.                

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