Clinton hinges on change as Bill accompanies campaign
In Iowa and New Hampshire Hillary Clinton relies on change as a theme while Bill Clinton stays by her side. He draws large crowds and sparks praise yet also raises questions about his role in a potential second Clinton White House and about how his presence affects voters seeking fresh leadership.
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Dean cites Iowa turnout as sign of Dem momentum for 2008
Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean hailed the large Iowa caucus turnout as evidence Americans seek a Democrat to run the White House in 2008, while warning Republicans will do anything to win. He cited past GOP schemes and voter intimidation as part of his critique, and noted Democrats must keep pressing to capitalize on the momentum.
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Romney Wins Wyoming GOP Caucuses
Mitt Romney captured Wyoming's caucus delegates winning seven of 12 as Fred Thompson took two and Duncan Hunter one. The result boosts Romney after Iowa and ahead of New Hampshire, with Wyoming’s early caucus schedule and campaign visits noted.
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Population growth in South West to pay political dividends
Growth in the South and West will reshape the 2012 House map. Projections from the Census Bureau and polled data show Texas could gain up to four seats, Florida two, and Georgia North Carolina and South Carolina one each, while New York and Ohio could lose two apiece. Louisiana risks dropping a seat after Katrina. The shifts could influence party balance, though exact outcomes depend on district mapping.
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