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U.S. Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are in a tight
race in two key states holding presidential primaries Tuesday,
while Senator John McCain is on the verge of clinching his
party's nomination.
Public opinion polls indicate Democrats Clinton and Obama are
very close in the delegate-rich states of Texas and Ohio. Former
U.S. President Bill Clinton has said his wife needs to win both
states to keep her campaign alive.
Clinton lags behind Obama, with 11 straight losses in primaries
and caucuses.
Along with Texas and Ohio, the smaller states of Rhode Island
and Vermont hold primaries Tuesday.
Senator McCain could secure the Republican Party nomination with
victories Tuesday. He has a commanding lead over former Arkansas
Governor Mike Huckabee.
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