Obama maintains fundraising lead in Pennsylvania and nation
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Barack Obama held a fundraising edge nationally and in Pennsylvania over Hillary Clinton as the primary nears. Obama drew 162,286 contributions totaling $11.8 million last month, with Clinton's Pennsylvania receipts up 264 percent and Obama up 73 percent.
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Edwards declines to endorse candidate at North Carolina event
Former Sen. John Edwards, speaking at the Young Democrats of North Carolina convention in Chapel Hill, praised Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama but said he would not endorse either. He called both capable leaders and noted Obama’s inspirational impact while commending Clinton’s long service and strong campaign.
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Texas caucus chaos tests turnout for Obama Clinton
In Texas delegates gathered across gyms, churches and halls to advance the Democratic caucus process. Through Saturday midday Clinton led Obama 178 to 103 in delegates, with 7,300 delegates total expected and 67 at stake in this round.
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