WSJ’s Chris Cooper talks to voters at a polling station in San Antonio, Texas, where the turnout was predicted to favor Sen. Barack Obama. (March 4)
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Voters in Ohio, Texas, Rhode Island and Vermont helped Sen. John McCain surpass the delegate count required to clinch the GOP nomination. Sen. McCain speaks at a post-primary celebration in Dallas. (March 4)
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Mike Huckabee ended his bid for the Republication presidential nomination on Tuesday evening, congratulating Republican nominee Sen. John McCain and calling for unity within the Republican party. (March 4)
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With votes cast, the wait is on for the final results. Sen. Hillary Clinton celebrated a win in Ohio, while the race for the Republicans is decided. Fox’s Craig Boswell reports. (March 5)
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Michelle Obama, wife of Sen. Barack Obama, speaks at a campaign rally in Houston. WSJ’s Christina Jeng reports. (March 4)
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Polls are open and voters in Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island can ignite a Clinton comeback or spur an Obama nomination. Fox’s Craig Boswell reports. (March 4)
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OpinionJournal.com’s James Taranto says the red ones are going away too, on America’s new electoral map. (March 4)
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Karen Ignagni, president of America’s Health Insurance Plans, discusses how the health-care industry is preparing for any outcome in the 2008 presidential race. WSJ’s Vanessa Fuhrmans reports. (March 4)
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