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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Independents vote today in West Virginia
For the first time ever, Democratic and independent voters headed to the polls in Charleston with two different yet historic options for president.... ....."No more Clintons, no more Bushes," said Brooks, coming out of his polling precinct at Garnet Career Center on Dickinson Street. "I voted for Obama because we need a change." ..... (Jake Stump, Charleston Daily Mail)
Monday, May 05, 2008
TODAY'S NEWS HEADLINES for INDEPENDENT VOTERS
NORTH CAROLINA
INDIANA
Bayh hitches star to Clinton (Chicago Tribune) Bayh also said that "Hoosiers are much too independent" for endorsements like his to significantly sway voters, and that Indiana's open primary, allowing independents and Republicans to cast Democratic ballots, also makes it hard for Clinton to win big.
- Unaffiliated N.C. voters torn, could leave mark (Charlotte Observer)
- Race for your vote-Analysts expect biggest primary turnout ever (Charlotte Observer)
- Clinton stumps for wife in N.C. (Winston Salem Journal) Independent voters in North Carolina are overwhelmingly white -- seven times more whites than blacks -- according to state statistics.
- Insider Poll: Obama, Clinton Tied Within Margin Of Error In NC (Insider Advantage) Independents side with Obama 47 over Hillar 41% Crosstabs
- North Carolina Already At 8% Turnout (By Justin Gardner, Donklephant)
INDIANA
Bayh hitches star to Clinton (Chicago Tribune) Bayh also said that "Hoosiers are much too independent" for endorsements like his to significantly sway voters, and that Indiana's open primary, allowing independents and Republicans to cast Democratic ballots, also makes it hard for Clinton to win big.
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