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Wednesday, February 27, 2008

Official New York primary numbers are in

By: Tom Faure at 11:53 pm

The NYC Board of Elections released its official vote tally earlier today, confirming that Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama 55% to 43%, a margin of over 114,000 votes. Most interestingly, check out the numbers split up by district. Neither Charlie Rangel’s nor Jerrold Nadler’s districts - the two nearest Columbia - were all that close, though the 7000+ vote margin Hillary took in the 15th District did not exactly constitute a landslide victory.

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