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The Texas Primary is Over, but the Count Goes On

By Staff

The Texas Observer | March 26, 2008

Sen. Hillary Clinton secured a 4-point win in the Texas Democratic primary that rescued her candidacy, and in many states that would have been the end of it. But there is still the matter of the Democratic caucuses -- the second, trickier step in the Texas Democratic Party's unique primary-caucus hybrid system, the so-called Texas Two-Step.

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Tags: 2008 presidential election, Barack Obama, Texas, Hillary Clinton

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