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Old 22-01-2008, 02:03 AM   #35 (permalink)
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BBC NEWS | Americas | US election focus turns to south

If you look at the article above, the table will show you that although OB has "lost" more primaries than HC, he has 38 delegates to her 36.

What interested me however, was an article in yesterday's Sydney Morning Herald which said that the person you should be looking for - among the Democrats - is neither HC nor OB but Edwards. The reason why? He currently has 18 delegates and, subject to what happens on Super Tuesday, is almost certainly going to have enough delegates to make up any difference between the two. So, according to the SMH, either HC or OB could "lose" the primary, but so long as the offer JE a good enough carrot, could still win the nomination.

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