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Clinton, Obama in dead heat ahead of big vote

Reuters - Democrats Hillary Clinton and BarackObama were locked in a near dead heat two days before the biggest presidential voting so far while John McCain tried to nail down the Republican nomination for the White House.

Video of the week: eew! (or oooooh)

Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama may have raised more questions than they answered after peace broke out in a CNN debate on Thursday. The two gushingly included the...

Pew Poll Shows McCain, Obama Making Gains

The latest poll from the Pew Research Center shows John McCain making double-digit gains with various voting groups. And on the Democratic side, the poll shows that Barack Obama is chipping away at Hillary Clinton's base, with only a slim margin now separating the two senators. Andrew Kohut of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press goes over the numbers. Â» E-Mail This Â» Add to Del.icio.us

Clinton Could Challenge Obama's Deep Illinois Roots

Illinois is one of the big prizes on Super Tuesday, which could give Illinois Sen. Barack Obama an advantage. He has deep roots in the Chicago community and has been endorsed by many Democrats in the state. But Sen. Hillary Clinton is giving Obama a run for his money in the primary. And she has roots in the state, too -- she was born there. Â» E-Mail This Â» Add to Del.icio.us

Obama Gains on Clinton's Nationwide Lead, Polls Show

Bloomberg - Feb. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Democratic presidential candidateBarack Obama has gained on Hillary Clinton's lead in votersupport nationwide, three new polls found.

Obama, Clinton Found Faith in Land of Lincoln

Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton aren't Illinois natives, but the Democratic presidential contenders each found their connection to faith in the state. Â» E-Mail This Â» Add to Del.icio.us

Super Tuesday Plans For Obama

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama discusses his main rival Hillary Clinton and his campaign strategies for Super Tuesday in an exclusive interview with Bob Schieffer.

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