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Ohio Primary Results
Follow the aftermath of the Ohio primary results -- with John McCain and Hillary Clinton securing wins. Ohio has 164 delegates. McCain now has enough delegates to secure the GOP nomination. Clinton and Obama continue to battle... [more]
Follow the aftermath of the Ohio primary results -- with John McCain and Hillary Clinton securing wins.
Ohio has 164 delegates.
McCain now has enough delegates to secure the GOP nomination. Clinton and Obama continue to battle for the Democratic spot.
Will the Ohio Primary results influence how you personally vote in November?
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Yes
Yes
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34%
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40%
Given her wins in Ohio and Texas, can Hillary Clinton close the gap with Obama and win the Democratic nomination?
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Leader:
No, Obama will secure the Democratic nomination
No, Obama will secure the Democratic nomination
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McCain is now the Republican nominee. He swept all 4 primaries yesterday and Mike Huckabee has now stepped down. On the Democratic side, here are the final details from the Ohio Primary: Hillary Clinton won with 1,207,000 votes (54%). Barack Obama had 979,000 votes or 44%. Clinton will get 62 delegates and Obama will get 46. Note that Obama still holds more overall delegates in the race for the nomination...but Clinton is closing the gap and she has announced that she'll stay in the...
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From the looks of the polls, Barack Obama's peak is over!
According to a recent poll, men and upper-income voters are jumping off the Obama bandwagon.
The polls suggests that Obama's back-to-back wins over Hillary Clinton may have given him a popularity surge that has since died down.
I hope so! Hillary really needs to do VERY well in Pennslyvania to regain her momentum.
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All eyes are on the Texas and Ohio primary elections today. The GOP ticket is fairly certain by now, with John McCain well in front of Mike Huckabee. But the Democrats are still VERY close. Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton in pledged delegates. A win in Texas or Ohio could put him out of Clinton's reach and secure him the nomination. On the other hand, if Hillary comes up with big wins in both states, she could regain her lost momentum. Given the importance of today's primaries, I...
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The Ohio Primary election is today, March 4th. All eyes are on the Democratic side of the race, with Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in a very tight race for the Democratic nomination. If Barack secures wins in both Ohio and Texas today, he'll be nearly impossible to beat. But if the Clinton camp comes up with big wins, this race will continue. We should know more by late this evening.
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Early results are in and John McCain and Hillary Clinton have secured wins in Ohio today. McCain now has more than enough delegates to win the GOP nomination. Mike Huckabee has officially dropped out of the race. Hillary Clinton will continue to battle Barack Obama for the Democratic spot. Obama leads Clinton in total delegates, but Clinton has won several large states and feels that she still has a shot at victory.
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An Ohio-based group of Clinton supporters has announced it will actively work against Barack Obama if he becomes the nominee for the party, saying Senator ...
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WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS -- Some people who worked here to help Sen. Hillary Clinton with the Ohio presidential primary still have not been paid by her campaign.
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COLUMBUS - The number of Republicans who switched sides to vote for Democrats in Ohio's March 4 presidential primary easily eclipsed President Bush's 120,000-vote margin of victory in the state that decided the presidency four years ago, documents released Monday show.
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By STEPHEN OHLEMACHER Barack Obama erased Hillary Rodham Clinton's once-imposing lead among superdelegates Saturday when he added more endorsements from the group of Democrats who will decide the party's nomination for president. Obama added superdelegates from Utah, Ohio and Arizona, as well as...
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Few Ohio Democrats at the party's state convention today believe they will be working for Hillary Clinton in the fall -- and many wish she would leave the race.
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Barack Obama won 12 contests in a row against Hillary Clinton, but when he reached Ohio he got his clock cleaned. She beat him in the Ohio primary by 10 points and narrowly defeated him in Texas as well.
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While Arizona Sen. John McCain captured the Republican presidential nomination in the Ohio primary on March 4, the Democratic race between New York Sen. Hillary Clinton and Illinois Sen. Barack Obama has stayed close up through the Pennsylvania primary on Tuesday, April 22, until Clinton was able...
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In making his first appearance in Toledo since the Ohio Primary, Republican presidential nominee and Arizona Senator John McCain was greeted with protesters outside the Toledo Club before a private fundraising event Tuesday evening.
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Obama beats Clinton in Ohio fundraising in March Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama trumped rival Hillary Clinton in contributions from Ohio donors in March, according to Federal Election Commission records unveiled yesterday.
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