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OK: McCain Has Small Lead

By Marc Kaufman
With almost 15 percent of the Oklahoma vote counted, Sen. John McCain (Ariz) has a small lead over former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee in the Republican primary. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney is trailing substantially behind. McCain's lead, as reported by CNN, is about 37 percent to 34 percent.

Posted at 9:26 PM ET on Feb 5, 2008
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