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Clinton sees a 'battle' for delegates
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 Clinton sees a 'battle' for delegates
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign said this morning they believe she may be ahead by just one delegate and warned the Democratic party may need to brace for a convention battle.Each campaign claimed victory after last night's coast-to-coast presidential nomiating contests. The Clinton team began calling Mr. Obama the "establishment" candidate, while his campaign insisted she was the national brand name and they never intended to win in California, New York or New Jersey.
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Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign said this morning they believe she may be ahead by just one delegate and warned the Democratic party may need to brace for a convention battle.Each campaign claimed victory after last night's coast-to-coast presidential nomiating contests. The Clinton team began calling Mr. Obama the "establishment" candidate, while his campaign insisted she was the national brand name and they never intended to win in California, New York or New Jersey.Mr. Obama, speaking to reporters this morning, said he was proud of winning so many votes when he was up against a "familiar and well-appreciated" opponent. He added the Clinton "machine" has been "honed over two decades." The campaign estimated Mr. Obama will end up with 847 pledged delegates from yesterday to Mrs. Clinton's 834. The Clinton campaign did not release its figures.Clinton political field director Guy Cecil told reporters on a conference call that once results are tallied from New Mexico and California, he expects the candidates will be nearly tied, "within a 5 to 10 delegate margin either way" and "essentially bringing yesterday to a draw on delegates."
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