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Bernie Sanders Drops Out Of US Race, Joe Biden To Be Democratic Nominee
US Senator Bernie Sanders suspended his presidential campaign Wednesday, clearing the way for rival Joe Biden to win the Democratic nomination and challenge incumbent Donald Trump in November.
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Blog: Joe Biden Could Be Unbeatable After Today's Primaries
If the results in the US presidential primaries tomorrow morning confirm what opinion polls are saying, the Democratic race may well be over, with former Vice President Joe Biden heading to being anointed the party's candidate to try and topple President Donald Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren To Drop Out Democratic Presidential Race: Reports
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race after failing to win a single state on Super Tuesday, including her own, US media reported.
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"It's A Good Night, Getting Better": Joe Biden Leads Democratic Primaries
Joe Biden hailed Super Tuesday as a "good night" that was getting "even better" as he secured early wins over Bernie Sanders in the race to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Sanders, Pete Buttigieg Emerge Frontrunners From Democrats To Face Trump
Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg stepped forward Wednesday as undisputed frontrunners in the race to take on President Donald Trump in November after finishing first and second in the New Hampshire primary.
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On Bernie Sanders Announcing Run For US President In 2020, Trump's Reply
Bernie Sanders US Presidential Election 2020: President Donald Trump welcomed Bernie Sanders to the 2020 White House race on Tuesday, but said the Democratic hopeful probably "missed his time."
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Hillary Clinton Enlists Former Foe Bernie Sanders In Appeal For Youth Votes In US Presidential Race
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton shared a stage with former rival Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday to appeal for youth votes in the Nov. 8 election as opinion polls show a close race with Republican Donald Trump.
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Bernie Sanders Vows To Stay In Democratic Nomination Race
Bernie Sanders refused to concede defeat to Hillary Clinton late on Tuesday, vowing to "continue the fight" for the Democratic nomination despite his rival declaring herself the party's flagbearer for the US presidential race.
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Hailing A First, Hillary Clinton Declares Herself The Democratic Nominee
Hillary Clinton declared herself the Democratic Party nominee for US president on Tuesday, saying she had made history as the first woman to lead a major party in a race for the White House.
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Clinton Clinches Nomination, AP Says, Becoming First Woman To Top A Major Party Ticket
Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, according to The Associated Press, emerging from a long and bruising primary to become the first woman to lead a major party in the race for the White House.
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Bernie Sanders Outraises Hillary Clinton For Fourth Consecutive Month
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders from Vermont has outraised his rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race to the White House for the fourth consecutive month.
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Donald Trump Scores 5-State Primary Sweep, Hillary Clinton Wins 4
Billionaire Donald Trump swept all five presidential primaries held on Tuesday, strengthening his hold on the Republican race, while Democrat Hillary Clinton distanced herself from rival Bernie Sanders with four solid wins.
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Sanders Pressured To Quit White House Race As Clinton Weighs Vice President Picks
Bernie Sanders fended off pressure Sunday to bow out of the race for the White House, as his rival, Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, weighs potential runningmates.
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Tensions Fray In Both Parties Ahead Of New York Primary
Tensions frayed in both the Democratic and Republican presidential races on Monday, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tried to stave off the prospect of a lengthy battle for the nomination with big victories in New York.
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Bernie Sanders Lags In Delegates But Leads Candidates In Likability
Bernie Sanders is still behind when it comes to delegates, but he has one clear advantage over his Democratic and Republican presidential rivals - a lot of people actually like him.
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Bernie Sanders Drops Out Of US Race, Joe Biden To Be Democratic Nominee
US Senator Bernie Sanders suspended his presidential campaign Wednesday, clearing the way for rival Joe Biden to win the Democratic nomination and challenge incumbent Donald Trump in November.
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Blog: Joe Biden Could Be Unbeatable After Today's Primaries
If the results in the US presidential primaries tomorrow morning confirm what opinion polls are saying, the Democratic race may well be over, with former Vice President Joe Biden heading to being anointed the party's candidate to try and topple President Donald Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren To Drop Out Democratic Presidential Race: Reports
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is dropping out of the Democratic presidential race after failing to win a single state on Super Tuesday, including her own, US media reported.
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"It's A Good Night, Getting Better": Joe Biden Leads Democratic Primaries
Joe Biden hailed Super Tuesday as a "good night" that was getting "even better" as he secured early wins over Bernie Sanders in the race to win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Sanders, Pete Buttigieg Emerge Frontrunners From Democrats To Face Trump
Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg stepped forward Wednesday as undisputed frontrunners in the race to take on President Donald Trump in November after finishing first and second in the New Hampshire primary.
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On Bernie Sanders Announcing Run For US President In 2020, Trump's Reply
Bernie Sanders US Presidential Election 2020: President Donald Trump welcomed Bernie Sanders to the 2020 White House race on Tuesday, but said the Democratic hopeful probably "missed his time."
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Hillary Clinton Enlists Former Foe Bernie Sanders In Appeal For Youth Votes In US Presidential Race
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton shared a stage with former rival Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday to appeal for youth votes in the Nov. 8 election as opinion polls show a close race with Republican Donald Trump.
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Bernie Sanders Vows To Stay In Democratic Nomination Race
Bernie Sanders refused to concede defeat to Hillary Clinton late on Tuesday, vowing to "continue the fight" for the Democratic nomination despite his rival declaring herself the party's flagbearer for the US presidential race.
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Hailing A First, Hillary Clinton Declares Herself The Democratic Nominee
Hillary Clinton declared herself the Democratic Party nominee for US president on Tuesday, saying she had made history as the first woman to lead a major party in a race for the White House.
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Clinton Clinches Nomination, AP Says, Becoming First Woman To Top A Major Party Ticket
Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, according to The Associated Press, emerging from a long and bruising primary to become the first woman to lead a major party in the race for the White House.
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Bernie Sanders Outraises Hillary Clinton For Fourth Consecutive Month
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders from Vermont has outraised his rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race to the White House for the fourth consecutive month.
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Donald Trump Scores 5-State Primary Sweep, Hillary Clinton Wins 4
Billionaire Donald Trump swept all five presidential primaries held on Tuesday, strengthening his hold on the Republican race, while Democrat Hillary Clinton distanced herself from rival Bernie Sanders with four solid wins.
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Sanders Pressured To Quit White House Race As Clinton Weighs Vice President Picks
Bernie Sanders fended off pressure Sunday to bow out of the race for the White House, as his rival, Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, weighs potential runningmates.
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Tensions Fray In Both Parties Ahead Of New York Primary
Tensions frayed in both the Democratic and Republican presidential races on Monday, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tried to stave off the prospect of a lengthy battle for the nomination with big victories in New York.
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Bernie Sanders Lags In Delegates But Leads Candidates In Likability
Bernie Sanders is still behind when it comes to delegates, but he has one clear advantage over his Democratic and Republican presidential rivals - a lot of people actually like him.
