Lack of delegates doesn't stop Clinton
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Hillary Rodham Clinton's poll closing rally in Florida had all the trappings of a primary win. The only thing missing were the delegates.
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The Christian Science Monitor - As the Democratic presidential contest grinds its way through primary states and caucuses, the quest for "superdelegates" â a fifth of the total number of delegates available in the nominating process â is picking up intensity.
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Sens. Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton competed for Democratic convention delegates across three states on Saturday, locked in a landmark struggle for the party's presidential nomination.
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Hillary Clinton has what little momentum there is on the Democratic side, having won in New Hampshire and Nevada. Still, she is running neck and neck with Iowa caucus winner Barack Obama. Among Republicans, John McCain appears to have a slight edge coming off his win in South Carolina. But can he capture the party's conservative base?
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With Sens. Barack Obama of Illinois and Hillary Clinton of New York nearly splitting the delegate count in the race for the Democratic nomination, party leaders have a dilemma on their hands: a tie ball game heading into their convention.
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Clinton, Obama, McCain and Romney compete for 42 percent of all delegates.
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Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton could easily have been all shook up, but instead she proved she's no hound dog.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) -- Supporters of Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama say they are concerned that a protracted Democratic presidential nomination fight over delegates may hurt the party's chance to win in November.
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Sen. Barack Obama easily won Democratic primaries Virginia and Maryland on Tuesday and reached out for another in the District of Columbia in a determined drive to erase Hillary Rodham Clinton's delegate lead in the party's presidential race. Obama's triumphs made it seven straight over Clinton, the former first lady, now struggling in a race she once commanded.
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After five consecutive defeats, a $5 million personal loan and a campaign staff shake-up, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton will be a distinct underdog in today's three primaries, the latest challenge in the pursuit of a nomination that even many of her supporters worry could soon begin slipping out of...
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The former Senator is still on the ballot and could still win delegates on Super Tuesday
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Hillary Rodham Clinton retains her lead among suddenly critical Democratic Party insiders even as Barack Obama builds up his delegate margin with primary and caucus victories across the country, according to a survey by The Associated Press.
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Is Super Tuesday the end? The race isn't over until somebody gets a majority of delegates, and both parties have rules that make it difficult to get to a majority.
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A second President Clinton might occupy a little less space than the first.
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The top presidential candidates and their big-name supporters campaigned from coast to coast Sunday, but one contender seemed atop everyone's mind: Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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With neither able to claim a definitive victory out of Super Tuesday, Democratic presidential rivals Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama quickly moved to reload their bank accounts in preparation for an extended battle for delegates.
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States willing to hold back in the rush to move up presidential nominating contests would be rewarded with extra delegates to the Democratic National Convention under a proposal being presented to party leaders.