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'Bragging rights' go to both Dems
The Democratic presidential race between Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama sprinted through 22 states Tuesday and emerged as it was before: deadlocked. Clinton was the projected winner in the biggest state, California, and also had victories in her home state of New York and neighboring New Jersey. She showed strength in "red" states… Obama struck back by winning in 12 of the 22 states up for grabs.

McCain's rivals vow to stay in race
John McCain won delegate-rich states from coast to coast on Tuesday to solidify his lead for the Republican presidential nomination as two rivals with multiple victories themselves vowed to deny him that prize. Mitt Romney won six states but lost to McCain in California, which had the most delegates up for grabs. Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee won five Southern states out of 21 GOP state contests.

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