Clinton and Obama in Oregon
Oregon's presidential primary — for many years a late-season afterthought — takes on new meaning this year as Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. Hillary Clinton battle for the Democratic nomination. Both candidates have visited Oregon as they prepare for the state's May 20 primary. For more election coverage, visit our politics page.
Barack Obama
If nominated by the Democratic Party, the U.S. senator from Illinois would be the first major-party African-American candidate for president. He has quickly climbed the political ranks from the Illinois Senate. He is trained as a lawyer. Heading into the last primaries, Obama finds himself with a slim lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton in the nominating delegate race.
Voter Guide Obama info
Blog Obama in Oregon
Photos Flickr Set
Website barackobama.com
Hillary Clinton
If nominated by the Democratic Party, the U.S. senator from New York would be the first major-party female candidate for president. Married to President Clinton, she was first lady from 1993-2001. She is trained as a lawyer. Heading into the final primaries, Clinton finds herself trailing Sen. Barack Obama in the nominating delegate race.
Voter Guide Clinton info
Blog Clinton in Oregon
Photos Flickr Set
Website hillaryclinton.com
Campaign Notebook Notes from the Clinton and Obama campaigns
