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Spotlight falls on Kentucky, Oregon

bbc.co.uk: Barack Obama addresses a 75,000-strong crowd in Portland, Oregon, 18 May 2008 bbc.co.uk
bbc.co.uk
20-May-2008
        
Story Timeline:  144 days

Mr Obama is expected to do well in Oregon's Democratic primary This week brought news that archaeologists in the battleground state of Oregon had discovered the remains of cave-dwellers thought to be 14,300 years old - which would mean they died just in time to miss the start of the battle for... [read full story]                    

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Hillary Thumps Obama in Kentucky ...Update: BOXER BOY Is in the Audience!!

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Kentucky fried Clinton

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Oregon, Kentucky primaries latest to shape race

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20-May-2008
        

Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Hillary Rodham speaks during a campaign rally in Lexington, Ky., Monday, May 19, 2008. Voters weighed in Tuesday in primaries in Oregon and Kentucky, as a top Barack Obama adviser urged Democrats to unite behind the Illinois senator for the fall campaign and...

                   

Liveblogging Obama's (non)victory rally and the Kentucky and Oregon primaries

guardian.co.uk
20-May-2008
        

DES MOINES -- Repeat after me: this will not be a declaration of victory. Most definitely not. Yes, it's true that Barack Obama is scheduled to appear at a major rally, here in the capital of Iowa, in a few hours' time. And it's true that Obama's campaign staff have been signalling for some days...

U.S. Democrats go to polls in Kentucky, Oregon

xinhuanet.com
20-May-2008
        

WASHINGTON, May 20 (Xinhua) -- Democrats in Kentucky and Oregon are casting their ballots Tuesday, as the presidential nominating contest between Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton approaches to the end. There are 51 pledged delegates at stake in Kentucky and 52 in Oregon. Clinton,...

Voter turnout heavy as Clinton, Obama vie for Oregon, Kentucky

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20-May-2008
        

Voter turnout was heavy in Kentucky and Oregon Tuesday for the Democratic presidential primaries, even though pundits and a number of party officials say Barack Obama is now virtually unbeatable and has all but locked up his party's nomination. Voters, as they have in other states, were still...

Obama almost the nominee now

spectator.co.uk
20-May-2008
        

Tonight with the Oregon and Kentucky primaries, Obama should win an absolute majority of the elected delegates. Considering that he now leads among super delegates and in the popular vote, this shows just how close Obama is to being officially confirmed as the nominee. Obama will be in Iowa this...

Polling begins in Democrat primaries in Oregon, Kentucky

indiatimes.com
20-May-2008
        

NEW YORK: Polling began in Democratic primaries in Oregon and Kentucky with front-runner Barack Obama and rival Hillary Clinton poised to split the honours as the long-drawn presidential nomination contest nears climax. The two states together will send 103 pledged delegates to the Democrat...

Primary day in Kentucky and Oregon

reuters.com
20-May-2008
        

May 20 - Hillary Clinton is expected to win in Kentucky, while Democratic frontrunner Barack Obama is expected to win the Oregon primary. After the results are tabulated in both states, Obama will be able to claim a majority of pledged delegates won in the protracted nomination fight. Still, the...

                   

Democrats head to the polls in Oregon and Kentucky

guardian.co.uk
20-May-2008
        

Voters head to the polls today in primary elections in Kentucky and Oregon, as Hillary Clinton continues her fight despite a growing sense in the Democratic party that Barack Obama will win the Democratic nomination. The candidates are expected to split the contests, with Clinton far ahead in...

Obama closes in on milestone

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20-May-2008
        

Last Modified: 20 May 2008 Source: PA News Barack Obama is poised to reach a major milestone in the Kentucky and Oregon primaries - a majority of the elected delegates offered in the Democratic presidential contest. However, Hillary Clinton vows to continue the fight through the last primaries in...

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Barack Obama steps closer to nomination as Kentucky and Oregon vote in primaries

telegraph.co.uk
20-May-2008
        

By Alex Spillius in Washington Senator Barack Obama hopes to move one step closer to the Democratic Party’s presidential nomination today as Oregon and Kentucky stage the latest primaries in his drawn-out contest with Senator Hillary Clinton. Mr Obama , speaks during a rally at the Montana State...

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