Clinton projected to win Nevada Democratic caucus
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Sen. Hillary Clinton won the Nevada contest for the Democratic presidential nomination on Saturday, defeating her rivals in their first test of strength among Hispanic voters and boosting her campaign after a narrow victory in New Hampshire, U.S. media projected.
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Republican Mitt Romney won the Nevada presidential caucuses Saturday, according to multiple media outlets. The victory was his third among the five events so far in the Republican presidential nominating process.
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Hillary Clinton relegated to third place in Democratic presidential caucuses
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Democrat Hillary Clinton wins a tight US presidential caucus in Nevada, as Republicans focus on South Carolina.
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Whites and women helped Hillary Rodham Clinton win a popular vote victory while blacks overwhelmingly backed Barack Obama in Nevada's Democratic presidential caucuses Saturday, a survey found. In the state's Republican caucuses, one in four participants were Mormons and nearly all of them supported Mitt Romney as he romped in a barely contested race.
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Bloomberg - Feb. 14 (Bloomberg) -- New York Senator Hillary Clinton was named the winner of the Democratic presidential primary in New Mexico, as vote counting was completed nine days after the Feb. 5 election.
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Sen. Hillary Clinton won the Nevada  contest for the Democratic presidential nomination on Saturday,  defeating her rivals in their first test of strength among  Hispanic voters and boosting her campaign after a narrow  victory in New Hampshire, U.S. media projected.
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Reports from the Democratic caucuses in Nevada show a tight contest between Clinton and Obama
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By Wayne Washington, The State, Columbia, S.C.  Mar. 4--Democratic candidates need more than quarters to play the political slot machine that is Nevada's January 2008 caucus.   They need to oppose opening a nuclear waste repository in the state.
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Voters showed up in record numbers for Saturday's presidential caucuses in Nevada, surprising Democratic and Republican organizers who anticipated lower turnouts instead of overflow crowds.
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Democratic voters flocked to Hawaii caucus sites by the thousands on Tuesday as party officials predicted a record turnout in the contest between Honolulu-born Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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The battle for the Democratic presidential nomination heads west Saturday with caucuses in Nevada, where unions and a large Hispanic population are heavily expected to influence the results.
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Barack Obama will beat Hillary Clinton in Super Tuesday's Democratic primary in Georgia, projections say.
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Rasmussen Reports - Seventy-seven percent (77%) of American adults say that New York Senator Hillary Clinton is at least somewhat likely to win the Democratic Presidential nomination in 2008. A Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey found that, among Democrats across the nation, 85% hold that view.
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National Democrats recommended Saturday wedging Nevada between the traditional one-two punch of Iowa and New Hampshire in the leadoff nominating contests for president in 2008.
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Nevada enters the US presidential campaign next week, with Democratic front-runners aiming to build momentum in the first contest featuring the potentially valuable Hispanic vote.
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The Democratic contest is more likely to be decisive.