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Core supporters stuck with their candidates

Brouhahas had little influence in race, polls indicate

By Sasha Issenberg
Globe Staff / April 23, 2008

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PHILADELPHIA - Two million Pennsylvania voters played to type yesterday, hewing to the demographic loyalties set forth in earlier contests: Older, Catholic, and working-class white voters stuck with Hillary Clinton, and new, highly educated, and black voters went for Barack Obama. (Full article: 840 words)

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