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Wisconsin will test Clinton's support
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 Wisconsin will test Clinton's support
Wisconsin is almost the kind of state Hillary Rodham Clinton would have invented to win a Democratic presidential primary, brimming with whites and working class voters who usually support her. A poor performance there Tuesday would raise big questions about her candidacy.
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Wisconsin is almost the kind of state Hillary Rodham Clinton would have invented to win a Democratic presidential primary, brimming with whites and working class voters who usually support her. A poor performance there Tuesday would raise big questions about her candidacy.Clinton needs to do something to break Barack Obama's momentum. Her rival has won in eight straight states, including decisive victories last week in Virginia and Maryland, and has begun to diminish her edge with core supporters like women and the elderly.The Illinois senator also has established a small lead in the crucial hunt for delegates who will pick the party's nominee at this summer's convention in Denver, and he continues to raise more money than Clinton.Clinton's campaign has focused on March 4 contests in Ohio and Texas as the next major opportunity to revive her hopes. But that's a long way off, and a poor showing in Wisconsin may underscore the New York senator's problems holding on to her cornerstone supporters."Wisconsin will be an important sign of things to come in what is likely to be a make or break day in the campaign" on March 4, said Democratic pollster Geoffrey Garin, who is not working for either candidate.
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