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Mississippi Primary Results
Follow the aftermath of the Mississippi Primary results and track the 2008 presidential campaigns. Number of delegates: 33 Mississippi Primary Results 2008: GOP goes to John McCain (80%) Democratic ticket goes to Barack Obama (52... [more]
Follow the aftermath of the Mississippi Primary results and track the 2008 presidential campaigns.
Number of delegates: 33
Mississippi Primary Results 2008:
GOP goes to John McCain (80%)
Democratic ticket goes to Barack Obama (52%)
A supporter of Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama (D-IL) Moe Mac of Dallas, Texas, sells T-shirts on High Street while traveling the Obama Campaign route March 9, 2008 in Jackson, Mississippi.
Voters went to the polls in the Mississippi primary on March 11.
Barack Obama won the Democratic primary in Mississippi with about 52% of the vote.
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Barack Obama will win the Mississippi primary with about 52% of the Democratic vote. He'll beat rival Hillary Clinton, who is projected to take 46% of the Democratic votes. It's a "W" for Obama, but not a landslide victory. Barack Obama will probably get 60%-70% of the delegates that were up for grabs. Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton in total delegates, but neither candidate is close to securing the total number of delegates needed to secure the nomination. So...the race goes on...
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To date, the fierce race for the Democratic nomination has seen many peaks and valleys for both candidates; each claiming their own share of victories and acknowledging those states they knew weren’t going their way. For Obama, if he looses the state’s delegates to Sen. Hillary Clinton, it further confirms her positive momentum (after winning Texas, Ohio and Rhode Island on March 4). Clinton, as one might expect, is clamoring for delegate votes. Mississippi is probably one of those...
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