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  • May 2008

    • Obama Claws Back With Key Demos

      Politico  |  May 7, 08 6:36 AM CDT

      Obama Claws Back With Key Demos

      (Newser) - Barack Obama romped to victory in North Carolina and almost fought Hillary Clinton to a draw in Indiana by relying on his most loyal coalitions: young voters, African-Americans, and liberals. He also did better yesterday than in recent races among white men, pulling about 40% of that demo in Indiana. That puts Obama back at the level of support he enjoyed on Super Tuesday, reports Politico. More »

    • Indiana, NC Voters Rate Economy No. 1 Issue

      MSNBC  |  May 6, 08 6:21 PM CDT

      Indiana, NC Voters Rate Economy No. 1 Issue

      (Newser) - In exit polling in both Indiana and North Carolina today, voters overwhelmingly said the economy was the No. 1 issue influencing their decision in the presidential primary. In Indiana, 65% said the economy was most important, compared to 60% in North Carolina. Asked if the recession had affected their lives, 89% in Indiana said yes, as did 81% in North Carolina, MSNBC reports. More »

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      Barack Obama  • Hillary Clinton  • Obama 2008  • Clinton 2008  • Indiana primary  • North Carolina primary  • exit polls

  • April 2008

    • Blue-Collar White Voters Back Clinton

      CNN  |  Apr 22, 08 7:43 PM CDT

      Blue-Collar White Voters Back Clinton

      (Newser) - Hillary Clinton fared especially well among white, blue-collar voters in Pennsylvania, exit polls show. She won two-thirds of their votes, her best showing among that group to date, the AP reports. She also won among women overall and late deciders. Barack Obama, meanwhile, won among young voters and affluent voters. He took more than 90% of the black vote and most of the male vote overall. More »

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      Pennsylvania primary  • exit polls

  • March 2008

    • Medvedev Wins in a Landslide

      Reuters  |  Mar 2, 08 2:53 PM CST

      Medvedev Wins in a Landslide

      (Newser) - On par with expectations, Dmitry Medvedev has won Russia’s presidential election with 69.6% of the vote, an exit poll says. His closest rival took just 17.2%. The victory likely means little change for Russia, as Medvedev has asked current president Vladimir Putin to be his prime minister after Putin leaves office in May, Reuters reports. More »

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      Russia  • Vladimir Putin  • presidential election  • Dmitry Medvedev  • Russian elections  • KGB  • exit polls  • Russian president  • Gennady Zyuganov

  • February 2008

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