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In pictures: S Carolina and Nevada votes

Election stickers in South Carolina

Voters in South Carolina and Nevada have had their say in the US presidential race. Only Republicans voted in South Carolina, while both parties held caucuses in Nevada.

Hillary Clinton celebrates her victory in Nevada

Hillary Clinton won Nevada's Democratic contest. Exit polls suggest she did well among Hispanics, a key element of the party's support base.

Barack Obama supporters

Barack Obama came second in Nevada in terms of votes cast, but looked set to win one more delegate, because of a complex voting system.

Mitt Romney celebrates his Nevada win, while campaigning in Florida

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney won the Republican caucuses in Nevada, which were largely overshadowed by the contest in South Carolina.

Republicans walk to a polling station in South Carolina (19 January 2007)

Republican voters in South Carolina braved winter storms to vote in the primary. Officials estimated the turnout to have been more than 400,000.

John McCain celebrates his victory in South Carolina, with his wife Cindy.

John McCain won in South Carolina, a state he lost in his ill-fated race against George W Bush in 2000.

A young girl holds a placard at a Mike Huckabee rally

Mike Huckabee finished three points behind Mr McCain in a state which many observers said should have been fertile territory for him.



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19 Jan 08 |  Americas



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