Pennsylvania Casts Its Vote

After seven weeks of campaigning for the state, Sen. Hillary Clinton wins the Pa. primary, bolstering her case for staying in the race against Sen. Barack Obama for the Democratic nomination. The outcome further muddles a race that has stretched on for nearly four months and sharply divided the party.

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This Story Clinton Takes Pennsylvania Article \| PHILADELPHIA, April 22 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton won the Pennsylvania presidential primary decisively on Tuesday night, running up a 10-percentage-point victory that bolstered her case for staying in the race for the Democratic nomination. Analysis: Decisive Win Can't Forestall A Daunting Task SEEKING POSITIVE IN NEGATIVE: Obama's Gloves Are Off -- And May Need to Stay Off Washington Sketch: To the Victor Go the Points WORD OF THE DAY: 'Margin': On the Border Of Being Over the Edge Life Gets Ugly for Turncoat In Coal, er, Clinton Country EXIT POLLING: Signs Indicate That Duels May Be Hurting Party Clinton Accepts Her Pa. Primary Win Obama Speaks After Pa. Primary Transcript: Transcript: Clinton on Pa. Primary Results Transcript: Transcript: Obama on Pa. Primary Results McAuliffe on the Campaign after the Pa. Primary Post's Downie on the Impact of the Pa. Primary Pennsylvania Casts Its Vote Interactive Map: Pa. Results INTERACTIVES: Pennsylvania Primary Maps and Charts		Network News X Profile View More Activity TOOLBOX E-Mail This Reprints		More on washingtonpost.com • More Photo News » washingtonpost.com
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