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WRTV Indianapolis - Fri May 16, 4:24 pm EDT
Gay marriage could be a divisive issue in Indiana's general election this fall after the California Supreme Court legalized same-sex unions in that state.
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The Daily American - Fri May 16, 4:36 am EDT
DURHAM, N.C. — Dueling over gas prices, Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama strained for every last vote on Monday, the eve of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries that are the biggest prizes left in their epic Democratic nomination fight.
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The Daily American - Fri May 16, 4:36 am EDT
INDIANAPOLIS — Barack Obama swept to victory in the North Carolina primary Tuesday night and declared he was closing in on the Democratic presidential nomination. Hillary Rodham Clinton clung to a narrow Indiana lead, struggling to halt her rival’s march into history.
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The Indianapolis Star - Sat May 17, 2:54 am EDT
California ruling allowing same-sex marriages reignites state debate for constitutional ban.
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Orange County Register - 1 hour, 22 minutes ago
Run Hillary run. Quit Hillary quit. The results of last week's Democratic primaries in Indiana and North Carolina turned up the heat on Sen. Hillary Clinton to drop out of the race for her party's presidential nomination.
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The Capital Times - Fri May 16, 4:36 pm EDT
Barack Obama still has Wisconsin on his mind. In the victory speech he gave after winning the North Carolina primary and almost winning the Indiana primary Tuesday, the Democratic presidential candidate celebrated his best night since he swept the Feb. 19 voting in the Badger state. And he did so by recalling an incident on the campaign trail in Wisconsin and suggesting that he is strengthened ...
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Indianapolis Business Journal - Fri May 16, 2:02 pm EDT
Indiana’s primary election has come and gone, taking with it the blaring TV commercials, roving candidate rallies and blinding national spotlight. We miss them already.
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Nuvo - Wed May 14, 12:17 pm EDT
Once again, Indiana proved itself to be on the wrong side of history with its vote in the Democratic primary last week. That itself is nothing new. Indiana has a long history of choosing exactly the wrong candidate in any given election.
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The San Luis Obispo Tribune - Wed May 14, 6:29 am EDT
Sen. Hillary Clinton declared herself the winner of Tuesday's Indiana Democratic presidential primary even though late returns left the race too close to call when she spoke. Hours after Sen. Barack Obama, her rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, celebrated his convincing win of North Carolina's primary, Clinton, D-N.Y., told supporters at a ballroom here that she had defied the ...
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CBS News - Thu May 15, 2:00 pm EDT
Weekend Roundup: Is Obama The Winner? | 05/09/2008 Dan Raviv hosts: Chief White House Correspondent Jim Axelrod reports on the results of the Indiana and North Carolina primaries, which appear to have given Sen. Barack Obama a lock on the Democratic nomination.
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The San Luis Obispo Tribune - Wed May 14, 6:29 am EDT
Barack Obama won North Carolina's primary Tuesday and was close to topping Hillary Clinton in Indiana, triggering speculation that Clinton's candidacy could be nearing an end. On a night when Clinton hoped for a sweep, Obama beat her decisively in North Carolina. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, the Illinois senator had 56 percent to Clinton's 42 percent. But the big Clinton stumble was ...
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The Citizens' Voice - Fri May 16, 3:12 am EDT
An article published on the front page of The Washington Post this week documented instances of racism and bigotry volunteers for Sen. Barack Obama’s presidential campaign encountered as they courted voters in predominantly white areas, including Northeastern Pennsylvania and rural Indiana.
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Evansville Courier & Press - Fri May 16, 1:07 am EDT
Rep. Brad Ellsworth has acknowledged he voted for Barack Obama in the Indiana Democratic presidential primary on May 6.
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The Times of Northwest Indiana - Fri May 16, 2:53 am EDT
PLAY AUDITION | Crown Point Crown Point Community Theatre is holding auditions for Shakespeare's romantic comedy, "As You Like It," from 7 to 10 p.m. May 19 and 20 at St John's United Church of Christ, 1288 S. Indiana Ave. Funny banter, mistaken identities, a bit of violence and danger, and lovers triumphant - specially designed to be friendly to actors and audiences who might be afraid of ...
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USATODAY.com via Yahoo! News - Wed May 14, 12:21 am EDT
It sounds like the opening line in a Tonight Show monologue, but it actually happened: A dozen or so nuns were turned away when they tried to vote in last week's Indiana presidential primary.