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Where Do Democrats Go From Here?

By Aaron Street

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There is likely to be a protracted battle for Delegates to the Democratic National Convention unseen in generations.

With Obama and Hillary very near each other in Delegate counts after Super Tuesday (Hillary: ~845, Obama: ~765) and neither anywhere near the 2,025 needed to win the nomination, this contest could go on for weeks (if not months).

Politico has an overview of some of the strategy going into the next phase of the Democratic Presidential nomination campaign.

Then there's the nightmare scenario: a Convention so close that the DNC Credentials Committee would have to determine whether or not Florida and Michigan get to seat their delegates and determine the winner.

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Full post as published by The Law and Politics Blog on February 06, 2008 (boomark / email).

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