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	Obama Starts Search For Running Mate Barack Obama has appointed a team to start identifying possible running mates. Hillary Clinton's supporters are making a push for her name to be on that list. (June 4) Tags: News Primary Rdp By: APnews
	Oregon Primary Could Shape Race Voters in Portland, Oregon told the Associated Press there was excitement swirling around the primary held Tuesday. (May 20) Tags: News primary rdp By: APnews
	Obama Courts Working Class Voters In Michigan Barack Obama took his campaign to Michigan, a state that will be a battleground in the general election. Obama discussed the economy with workers in the state. (May 14) Tags: News Primary Rdp By: APnews
	Obama Wins North Carolina Primary Democratic front-runner Barack Obama swept to victory in the North Carolina presidential primary Tuesday night and lengthened his lead in the delegate race. (May 6) Tags: News Primary Rdp By: APnews
	Clinton Looks To Build On Pennsylvania Momentum A day after the Pennsylvania primary, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama took their fight to Indiana. That state votes May 6, along with North Carolina. (April 23) Tags: News Primary Rdp By: APnews
	Clinton Greets Voters In Pennsylvania Sen. Hillary Clinton greeted crowds in Pennsylvania as they headed to vote. Polls suggest Clinton holds a lead going into Tuesday's primary. (April 22) Tags: News Campaign Rdp By: APnews
	Final Countdown To Ohio, Texas Primaries Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are making their final stops in Texas and Ohio as voters there prepare to head to the polls. Tuesday's primaries could be make or break for Clinton. (March 3) Tags: News Campaign Rdp By: APnews
	Obama Gains Upper Hand Over Clinton With two more victories in Wisconsin and Hawaii, Barack Obama has now won 10 contests in a row over Hillary Clinton. Clinton is stepping up her attacks on Obama as she looks to reinvigorate her campaign. Tags: News Campaign Rdp By: APnews
	Obama, Mccain Look To Maintain Momentum With eight straight wins, Democrat Barack Obama is hoping momentum propels him to his party's nomination. On the Republican side, John McCain looks more and more like the inevitable nominee. Tags: News Campaign Rdp By: APnews
	Romney: 'this Campaign's Going On' Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is vowing to continue his bid for the White House despite a bruising defeat in hotly contested states. The candidate did win six of the 20 Super Tuesday states. Tags: News Campaign Rdp By: APnews

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Clinton Fights On... Superdelegate Time Wednesday, May 07, 2008 at 06:31 PM | Read More Despite an overwhelming defeat in North Carolina and a narrow victory in Indiana, Sen. Hillary Clinton vowed to stay in the race until her party has a nominee.The focus of the Democratic race now turns to the superdelegates, because they outnumber the remaining pledged delegates.