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75,000 at Portland Obama Rally
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Triscuit
- May 19th, 2008 at 12:41 am EDT
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Barack Obama held the largest rally yet for the 2008 presidential race in Portland today. 60,000 crowded into the gates of Waterfront park, with another 15,000 outside and boats and kayaks floating alongside in the Willamette. It was a beautiful, sunny evening for the event, and a perfect capstone for the hard fought campaign. Obama is hoping to have a strong showing in Oregon, which should prove to be the clincher for the Democratic nomination.
Read the event coverage:
The Washington Post
The New York Times
Official Barack Obama blog
Oregon is the largest state remaining in the contest between Clinton and Obama, and it is considered a strong supporter of the Obama campaign. Still, every vote counts in this proportional contest. If more than 70% vote Obama then he gets every vote!
So if you haven't put your ballot in the mail, walk down to a ballot box and make your voice heard.
Obama in '08!
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