Tuesday, June 3, 2008
The Associated Press reported that campaign officials said Hillary Rodham Clinton will concede Tuesday night that Barack Obama secured enough delegates to claim the Democratic presidential nomination, ending her presidential bid.
No other news organizations have reported Clintons concession because the AP’s reported is based off numbers from their delegate count, which includes 15 superdelegates who have confirmed their intentions to select Obama exclusively to the AP. The AP also included an assumed 30 percent of the total delegates from voters in South Dakota and Montana, which vote later tonight.
Both candidates plan to speak later tonight after the results of the last two primaries are reported.
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The former senator and presidential candidate backs McCain, slams Obama
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Sen. Brownback addresses RNC delegates
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Moore reiterates Obama support at DNC
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Cohen: Gear up for caucuses
Politi-geek urges students to partake in elections
Obama kicks off re-election campaign
Obama begins re-election campaign before Republican candidate is announced.
Simon: Obama’s address bolstered presidency's positive image
President Obama's speech offered comfort, optimism.
KU student to represent Obama at national ...
Unger is one of three students from the state who will serve ...
Sebelius persuades students to support Obama
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Sebelius VP bid ends
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Nygaard: Santorum must show support for Romney ...
Santorum must put support behind Romney for a Republican win in November.
Edwards, Giuliani abandon race
Democrat John Edwards and Republican Rudy Giuliani have dropped out of the ...
Biden says he and Obama ‘share a ...
Barack Obama and Joe Biden were officially named the Democratic presidential and ...
Armstrong: The election is over
Sebelius avoids revealing political plans
The Kansas governor said she was happy the national spotlight had been ...
Boyda loses to Jenkins in close race
Republican Lynn Jenkins, Kansas state treasurer, claims congressional seat for Kansas’ 2nd ...
Sen. Barack Obama picks Sen. Joe Biden ...
After months of speculation, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee announces his running ...
Kansan bloggers' take on the prolonged primaries
Joshua Anderson, Andy Greenhaw and Kelsey Hayes discuss the ramifications of the ...
Cohen: How Palin’s campaign made me appreciate ...
Past, present, future presidents discussed
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Almnus reflects on race
Former University basketball player shows support for first black major-party presidential nominee
Poole: How narrow victories will pile up ...
Minster: Party does not recognize Republican principles
Republicans used to think government should allow citizens to be responsible for ...
Obama speaks to El Dorado, KC to ...
Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius openly supported Obama for the first time yesterday.
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Notes from Election 2008
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Obama’s ‘flip-flop’ doesn’t deter supporters
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KU professor co-edits advice paper for Obama
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