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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 2008

Page

3

McCain backs surge as path to Iraqi stability

McCain, now the likely Republican nominee, argues the surge proves that with sufficient U.S. troops Iraq can be pacified and a democratic government sustained. He warns that without the surge, al Qaida would claim victory and U.S. resolve could falter amid a broader threat. Military leaders remain cautious, noting violence could rebound if troops exit and Iraqi forces are not ready.

Washington Bush Iraq Fred Kagan David Petraeus U.S Arizona John McCain Kagan American Enterprise Institute McCain Petraeus Norfolk al Qaida United States of America Navy al-Qaida U.S. Com Baghdad Anbar

Voinovich backs McCain for president in Ohio endorsement

U S Senator George Voinovich of Ohio endorsed Senator John McCain for president after Mitt Romney exited the race. Voinovich told McCain on the Senate floor that he would help win Ohio, and McCain spokesman Brian Rogers confirmed the endorsement.

Columbus U.S George Voinovich Ohio John McCain Voinovich Massachusetts Mitt Romney Romney McCain Senate Arizona Brian Rogers Columbus Dispatch

New Mexico tightens race in Super Tuesday ballots

In Albuquerque three days after voting, Clinton leads Obama by about 1,100 votes with 17,000 provisional ballots outstanding. Officials warn results may not be certifiable until Feb. 15 as polling problems and long lines marked the New Mexico caucus style primary.

Albuquerque N.M New Mexico Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton Barack Obama Obama Florida Democratic Party Iowa Rio Rancho Brian Colon Colon Bill Richardson Richardson

Absentee voting challenges Obama in Ohio primary

Ohio election officials expect absentee ballots for the March 4 presidential primary to reach a record, signaling a hurdle for Barack Obama as he seeks name recognition and polling gains. More than 200,000 ballots requested, with about 20 percent of voters expected to use the option, while Hillary Clinton leads in prior polls.

Columbus Ohio Sen Barack Obama Obama Hillary Clinton Quinnipiac University Clinton Steve Hildebrand

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