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    Lots of Votes but No Decisions

    Forget about those "decisive results" predicted for both parties just a few weeks ago.  Super Tuesday leaves the two remaining Democrats virtually tied and Republicans sharply divided over their leading candidate. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton may have to battle until May in Pennsylvania or even beyond.

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    Forget about those "decisive results" predicted for both parties just a few weeks ago. Super Tuesday leaves the two remaining Democrats virtually tied and Republicans sharply divided over their leading candidate. Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton may have to battle until May in Pennsylvania or even beyond. On the Republican side, Mitt Romney's in trouble and Mike Huckabee's come on strong. Although John McCain is the leader, he has a fight on his hands for his party's conservative base. We survey the wreckage from the first, real "national primary" and look at an uncertain political future.

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      Warren Olney

      former KCRW broadcaster

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      architecture critic and author

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      Gary Langer

      Langer Research Associates and ABC News

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      editor-in-chief of Semafor

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    2 of 3
    Lots of Votes but No Decisions
    1. 1:32At Least 48 Killed as Storms Slam Southern Region
    2. 7:45Lots of Votes but No DecisionsYou’re reading this
    3. 41:15The White House Defends Its Use of Waterboarding
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