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Obama, Clinton split vote 50-50 in Coryell County

By Bill Whitaker | Tuesday, March 4, 2008, 09:46 PM

If you’ve noticed how the election totals across Texas are almost 50-50 between Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham, Coryell County may well mirror what’s frantically going on statewide.

Veteran Tribune-Herald staffer Mike Copeland, who’s been dissecting election returns, tells us Clinton and Obama each scored 2,434 votes in Coryell County, just below McLennan County.

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