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Article: VOA NEWS: SEN. CLINTON GAINS SUPPORT IN POLLS, SEN. OBAMA WINS KEY 'SUPER DELEGATES'

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May 2, 2008
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The Voice of America issued the following story:

By Cindy Saine

The race for the Democratic nomination for president remains uncertain with Senator Hillary Clinton gaining support in most opinion polls in Indiana and North Carolina ahead of primaries there Tuesday. But her rival, Senator Barack Obama,has picked up the support of two former National Democratic Party chairmen. VOA Correspondent Cindy Saine reports from Washington.

A confident Senator Hillary Clinton has gotten a bounce in her campaign and a surge in opinion polls since her crucial win more than a week ago in the Pennsylvania primary. Speaking on ABC News, she rejected suggestions from some Democratic Party leaders that the ...

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