Democrats edge toward tight delegate tie in early primaries
Early results show Hillary Clinton winning Oklahoma Arkansas Tennessee New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Massachusetts while Barack Obama takes Georgia Delaware Alabama Illinois and the North Dakota caucus. Obama leads with 43 delegates to Clinton's 32 though totals are incomplete. Exit polls hint Obama gains with women and whites, Clinton with Hispanics, while Obama edges men including white men, signaling a close contest ahead.
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McCain Romney Rivalry Drives GOP Primary Battles
Early returns show competitive races nationwide as McCain and Romney gain edge among Republicans. Huckabee strong in the South with wins in West Virginia Alabama and Arkansas. Delegates tally tight as McCain leads Romney 102 to 93 in the contest for 1191 nominating delegates.
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Exit polls show Obama narrowing Clinton edge among whites
Early national exit polls indicate Barack Obama gaining with white voters and women, narrowing Clinton's lead. McCain dominates GOP moderates and conservatives in 16 states, with Romney splitting conservative support and Huckabee influencing Illinois results.
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