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A Look at Tomorrow's Democratic Primaries
| Mon, 05/05/2008 - 14:34 |
- Length: 4:36 minutes (4.22 MB)
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Voters in North Carolina and Indiana head to the polls tomorrow. These will be the 47th and 48th highly contested Democratic presidential contests. North Carolina will award 115 delegates, Indiana will award 72 – combined, that's more than Pennsylvania allocated two weeks ago. In the final stretch, a gas tax holiday is dominating the debate. Senator Hillary Clinton continues to point to the plight of working class truckers as reason to support a gas tax holiday. But truckers' organizations oppose the idea, calling it useless. Washington Editor Leigh Ann Caldwell reports.
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