Indiana Primary Results
Report: Clinton: 51% Obama: 49% Updated: 10:13pm PST - The Indiana Primary was a crucial leg in the 2008 Democratic Primary. Clinton won it by an extremely narrow margin. The case could be made that May 6, 2008 was the tipping... [more]
Report:
Clinton: 51%
Obama: 49%
Updated: 10:13pm PST -
The Indiana Primary was a crucial leg in the 2008 Democratic Primary. Clinton won it by an extremely narrow margin. The case could be made that May 6, 2008 was the tipping point for Obama, who won North Carolina by a 15-point margin.
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The below images all link to our professional Getty galleries of Clinton and Obama vying for the precious delegate votes in Indiana and North Carolina. If a picture is worth a thousand words, here’s 549 thousand for your consideration. You should be able to judge the winner of the respective primaries based on these images alone. Some hints: Look for expressions that convey a distinct sense of desperation, fear, confidence, foreboding, over-excitement, mental defeat, etc. Also, originality...
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With the shocking upset of a finish in Guam, Obama and Clinton each 2 delegates, I for sure thought Guam would play a crucial role in determining the Democratic Candidate. I was wrong. It looks like Obama walks away with a big win in North Carolina and it looks like Indiana is a Clinton camp. How big a win is more important than whether it is a win or not, this race has no end in sight, Hillary hasnt broken both her ankles (see Sundays entry). It is going to be a long hot drawn out summer...
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