May 17, 2008 - updated 12:23am
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- CA: Superdelegate Stark throws support to Obama
- ME: U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin to address Maine Democrats
- KY: Bill Clinton wields populist approach in Louisville
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- NV: Derby picks up Blue Dog Coalition support
- AZ: Mitchell bill falls short of veto-proof passage
- OR: Unions take issue with Novick mail piece
- CA: Newsom takes victory lap after state Supreme Court's gay marriage decision
- OR: Oregon Right to Life calls for Erickson to drop out of race
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