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Good morning. It’s Monday, March 3rd, from CBS News in New York City. I’m Meg Oliver. Democrats Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are doing feverish 열띤 11th hour campaigning a day before 2 primaries 예비선거 could determine the future of the race. It’s a tossup 반반의 가능성 in Texas where more than 190 delegates <대통령 후보자를 지명할 수 있는 권한을 가진> 대의원 are at stake 관련이 되어. Democratic voters are virtually split between the two.
In Ohio, Clinton appears to have a slight lead, but Obama has been gaining ground 확실한 지반을 얻다, 우세해지다 fast in recent weeks. That state offers more than 140 delegates. It’s also where both candidates were on Sunday before entering a tug-of-war 줄다리기, 두 편이 서로 맞서서 대치된 상태 for Texas today. CBS’s Dan Ronan has the latest.
Hillary Clinton is running a campaign marathon vowing to keep her slim lead in Ohio racing through 88 counties in 88 hours. “So why don’t we get started having the new energy putting people to work right here in Akron for a better future.”
The state’s lost thousands of industrial jobs to overseas markets. So the economy is topic #1 here for both candidates. Still, neither strayed <생각·논의 등이> ~에서 탈선하다, 빗나가다 far from stinging 신랄한 attacks. “Besides the decision to invade Iraq, we’re still waiting to hear Senator Clinton tell us what precise foreign policy experience that she is claiming.”
With 1/10 of the total delegates coming from the lone star state 미국 텍사스주의 속칭, how Texans choose to ~하기로 결정하다 vote on Tuesday may very well rope in 꾀어들이다, 한패에 끼게 하다 the next democratic nominee. In Fort Worth, Texas, Dan Ronan for CBS News.
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