Obama Wins Oregon Primary and Clinton Wins Kentucky Primary

As has been pattern throghout this entire primary season, Senator Obama won the Oregon Primary while Senator Clinton won the Kentucky Primary. Both claim victory and vow to continue to fight for the nomination.

Clinton Wins Big in West Virginia Primary

Senator Clinton won over 67% of the vite in tonight's West Virginia Primary and claims that she is the electable candidate.

Obama Wins North Carolina Primary and Clinton Wins Indiana Primary

As has been pattern throughout this entire primary season, Senator Obama won the North Carolina Primary while Senator Clinton won the Indiana Primary. Again Clinton claims to be the more electable candidate and both vow to continue to fight for the nomination.

Indiana's Latino Vote Flexes Its Political Muscle (NPR)

According to NPR's "Day to Day" program, although Latinos only make up about five percent of the total population in Indiana, their vote may prove critical in the Democratic primary Tuesday. Become a part of the future of politics in American and volunteer to participate for the candidate of your choice in letter writing campaigns or phone banking events.

North Carolina Latinos

According to the U.S. Census, North Carolina has the fastest growing Latino population in the country. In fact, the Latino population in North Carolina has grown 394%, from 76,726 in 1990 to 378,963 in 2000. Latinos now make up 4.7% of the North Carolina population in comparison to 1.04% in 1990. Other sources estimate the population to be even larger, with numbers closer to 530,328 in 2002.