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5.13.08

* Blackpolicy.org Delegate Count
* pledged delegates

DEMOCRATS (as of 5.13.08)
2,025 needed (pledged + super)
Obama: 1599
Clinton: 1446

REPUBLICANS (as of 5.6.08)
McCain has clinched the Republican nomination with 1292 delegates

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Highlights: Groff in BAW, 5.7.08; Groff/Ellison in the Washington Times, 5.2.08; Ellison in the Financial Times, 5.2.08

SOURCES
- A Compilation of Select News Sources -

NEWS
CNN
MSNBC
FOX
The Washington Post
The Washington Times
Politico.com
Real Clear Politics
NY Times
Salon.com
Slate.com
LA Times
Wall Street Journal
Financial Times
BBC
AllAfrica.com

MAGAZINES
Newsweek
National Journal
The New Republic
National Review
Weekly Standard
The Nation
Time
The Atlantic

AFRICAN AMERICAN PRESS
BlackpressUSA.com
Redding News Review
Black Enterprise
Black Report
Chicago Defender
Philadelphia Tribune

AFRICAN AMERICAN ANALYSIS & BLOGS
Blackprof.com
Black Political Analysis
Black Agenda Report
The Root
Skeptical Brotha
Booker Rising
Jack and Jill Politics

POLITICAL WIRES & BLOGS
Polliticalwire.com
Politics1.com
Firstread
Political Insider
Political Books
Daily Kos
Red State
IPDI

POLITICAL DAILIES
The Hill
CQ Politics

POLLS
Polling Report

STATE NEWS/RESEARCH
State Line

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Groff discussing upcoming West Virginia primary, impact of prolonged Democratic primary. Guest: L. Christopher Plein, West Virginia University. Power Table Experts: Gloria Neal and Princella Smith.

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Groff/Ellison discuss ongoing Democratic primary; into West Virginia; where does Sen. Clinton go from here? Predicting the political future.

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