May 20, 2008
Posted: 09:25 AM ET
From CNN Chief National Correspondent John King
Sen. Obama is favored in Oregon's Democratic primary.
(CNN) — At first glance, the expectations game in Tuesday's Democratic primaries could appear counterintuitive. Kentucky has a much higher percentage of African-American residents (7.3 percent) than Oregon (2 percent), yet Sen. Hillary Clinton is favored to win big in Kentucky, and Sen. Barack Obama is the heavy favorite in Oregon. Why? Filed under: Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Kentucky Oregon |
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