Posted AT 11:06 PM EDT on 20/05/08
Clinton wins Kentucky, but Obama on the brink of victory
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Barack Obama stepped to the brink of victory in a historic race for the Democratic presidential nomination Tuesday night, moving within 100 delegates of the total needed to claim the top prize at the party convention this summer.
Despite a lopsided loss to Hillary Clinton in the Kentucky primary, Obama picked up at least 14 delegates in the state. That gave him 1,931 out of the 2,026 needed.
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