ElectaPres.com : Obama Wins Unusually Hard-Fought Wyoming Causes

Barack Obama won the Democratic caucuses today in Wyoming, a state the party's presidential candidates often overlook, but that in this nail-biter of a race saw heavy campaigning by both Obama and Hillary Clinton.
Obama came away with 61 percent of the vote to Clinton's 38 percent. Democrats in Wyoming get little respect. The sparsely populated red state is home to just 218,000 thousand voters, most of them Republicans, like Wyoming's own Dick Cheney.

But this year, Clinton and Obama eagerly glad-handed voters across the state because even Wyoming -- with its 12 delegates -- counts.

Posted by Editor at March 9, 2008 01:14 PM

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