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New York Primary

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Will Hillary Clinton Have the Last Laugh in Spite of the Media? Or Will the Super Delegates Pull a Surprise?

Michael Russnow | Posted March 5, 2008 | Media

I'm not a Hillary Clinton superfan, although I voted for her against Obama in California because my preferred candidates John Edwards and Joseph Biden had already dropped out.

I previously wrote a piece suggesting that Al Gore enter the race, as someone who has already been chosen by the American...

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Bloomberg: "Fraud" Behind Low Obama Vote In New York

New York Post | David Seifman | February 20, 2008 10:40 AM

Read More: 2008 Campaign, 2008 Elections, Barack Obama, Bloomberg Fraud Obama, Bloomberg Voting Fraud, Mayor Mike Bloomberg, New York Primary, Obama 2008, Obama New York Fraud, Voting Fraud New Yokr

Mayor Bloomberg charged yesterday that "fraud" was behind the unofficial results in the New York Democratic presidential primary that produced zero votes for Barack Obama in some districts. "If you want to call it significant undercounting, I guess that's a...

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Mystery: NY Results Say Obama Got Zero Votes In 80 Districts

NY Times | Sam Roberts | February 16, 2008 04:20 PM

Read More: 2008 Election, Barack Obama, Barack Obama 2008, Democratic Primary, New York Primary, Obama New York, Obama NYC

Black voters are heavily represented in the 94th Election District in Harlem's 70th Assembly District. Yet according to the unofficial results from the New York Democratic primary last week, not a single vote in the district was cast for Senator...

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What Hillary's Victory May Mean for NY Latinos

Ferentz LaFargue | Posted February 11, 2008 | Politics

Read More: New York Primary, Super Tuesday, Super Tuesday New York

Looking over the NY Times's coverage of voter turnout in New York on Tuesday reveals another interesting twist to this discussion of emergent v. insurgent voting blocs, at least as it pertains to Nueva York's Latinos. Crazy as this may sound, but if Hillary Clinton wins in November, African American...

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HIllary's NY Primary Party

NYCity News Service | Posted February 9, 2008 | Off The Bus

by Annie Shreffler

Even after the polls closed at 9 p.m. in New York on Super Tuesday, CUNY J-School students had work to do. I followed Lakshmi Gandhi to the Hammerstein Ballroom to wait with hundreds of Hillary fans for the victorious Democratic candidate to thank New York voters for...

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Super Tuesday Results

Huffington Post | February 6, 2008 08:15 PM

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE LIVE DELEGATE COUNT... See below for more updates. SCORECARD: GOP: McCain 9, Romney 7, Huckabee 5, DEM: Obama 13, Clinton 9 UPDATED WINNERS LIST: MASSACHUSETTS: GOP: Mitt Romney DEM: Hillary Clinton CONNECTICUT: GOP: John McCain...

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Obama Claims Delegate Lead

Politico | Mike Allen | February 6, 2008 02:43 PM

In a surprise twist after a chaotic Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) passed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in network tallies of the number of delegates the candidates racked up last night. The Obama camp now projects topping Clinton...

Obama Camp Claims Win Among Super Tuesday Delegates

Politico | Mike Allen | February 6, 2008 10:32 AM

The Politico reports: In a surprise twist after a chaotic Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) passed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton (D-N.Y.) in network tallies of the number of delegates the candidates racked up last night. The Obama camp projects...

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New Mexico Still Undecided

Associated Press | February 6, 2008 09:59 AM

With turnout far exceeding expectations, Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton were separated by roughly 100 votes early Wednesday in an excruciatingly close battle to win New Mexico's presidential caucus. With 180 of 184 of precincts reporting, Clinton...

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How Clinton Beat The Kennedys

Washington Post | Anne E. Kornblut and Lyndsey Layton | February 6, 2008 09:12 AM

Sen. Barack Obama won the Kennedys, key members of the Massachusetts congressional delegation and support from the charismatic African American governor of the state. But in the end, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton won Massachusetts. It was arguably the most surprising...

McCain Wins -- Without Conservatives

ABC News | Gary Langer | February 6, 2008 09:04 AM

Republican John McCain won a sweeping victory on Super Tuesday even without winning the conservative base of his party, while Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama fought to a draw, virtually guaranteeing a long and sharply contested Democratic contest ahead.... ...Notably,...

Josh Marshall: Dems Headed To The Convention

Talking Points Memo | Josh Marshall | February 6, 2008 08:44 AM

Before we give way to the night, let me try to pull together some rough thoughts on what happened here tonight. It's probably best to start with the indisputable facts. I haven't had a chance to look at the popular...

Kos: A Huge Night For Obama

Daily Kos | Markos Moulitsas | February 6, 2008 08:10 AM

Obama has, at this point, won 11 states, of 22 in play. Worst-case scenario, he's already won half. If he picks up Alaska, which I suspect he will, he wins the battle of the states. California is looking like it...

Super Tuesday Results: The Morning After

AP | DAVID ESPO | February 6, 2008

WASHINGTON — Sen. John McCain padded his commanding delegate lead in the Republican presidential race Wednesday and urged conservative critics to cut him some slack. In a Democratic surprise, Hillary Rodham Clinton disclosed she'd lent $5 million to her cash-short...

Watch: Candidates Speak About Super Tuesday Results

| February 6, 2008 01:44 AM

Watch the various candidates speak at their respective rallies as the Super Tuesday results rolled in. Hillary Clinton in New York: Barack Obama in Illinois: Mitt Romney in Massachusetts: Mike Huckabee in Arkansas: John McCain in Arizona:...

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Exit Poll Results Nationwide

AP | ALAN FRAM | February 6, 2008

WASHINGTON — Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama drew even with Hillary Rodham Clinton among white males and led with black, young and higher-income voters, national exit polls showed Wednesday. White women rallied behind Clinton, who also got a boost from...

Analysis: Clinton and Obama Start Anew

AP | JIM KUHNHENN | February 5, 2008

WASHINGTON — Hillary Rodham Clinton captured needed states Tuesday night even as Barack Obama ate into her traditional base of support on a topsy-turvy night where a ballot victory was not the only measure of success. The grand spectacle of...

Students Elect to Campaign

NYCity News Service | Posted February 5, 2008 | Off The Bus

Read More: 2008 Election, 2008 Prmary, Barack Obama, Barnard College, Columbia University, Democrats, Hillary Clinton, New York, New York City, New York Primary, New York Women For Obama, Student Voters, Students, Youth Voters

By Stephen Pacer
Produced by Megan McGibney

Local students, energized by the presidential race, signed up as campaign volunteers - passing out fliers, making phone calls and flocking to rallies leading up to Super Tuesday.

Whether they're working for Sen. Barack Obama or Sen. Hillary Clinton, the political newcomers...

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Starbucks In His Eyes For Obama

NYCity News Service | Posted February 5, 2008 | Off The Bus

Read More: 2008 Campaign, Barack Obama, Democrats, Grassroots Organizing, Manhattan, New York City, New York Primary, Obama Campaign, Offthebus, Primary, Rangel, Starbucks, Super Tuesday, Washington Heights, West Harlem

By Lakshmi Gandhi

Surrounded by campaign materials and holed up with his laptop and overactive cell phone in a corner of the Starbucks on 181st Street in Washington Heights, Gregg Ross carefully coordinated volunteers for Barack Obama Tuesday morning.

Boxes of fliers, stickers, and posters sat on the chairs and...

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The Road To Super Tuesday

| February 5, 2008 07:15 PM

CHECK HERE FOR SUPER TUESDAY RESULTS The Washington Post has this on the Obama campaign's reaction to Hillary Clinton's announcement that she wants to participate in some more debates: Obama campaign manager David Plouffe gave the brushoff to Sen. Hillary...

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