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Wednesday, 20 February 2008, 07:52 GMT
In pictures: Wisconsin primary

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Barack Obama joins in the applause at a campaign stop in Houston, Texas, after winning the Democratic primary election in Wisconsin, extending his lead over Hillary Clinton.

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But the race for the Democratic presidential nomination is far from over. Mrs Clinton marches on, this time to Ohio. Both Ohio and Texas vote on 4 March.

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Voting had taken place in freezing temperatures in the northern state of Wisconsin.

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Democratic voters have been inspired by the close contest between the two hopefuls, consistently turning out in greater numbers than Republicans.

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And despite the cold, there was again a heavy turnout in many areas. With 97% of the ballots counted, Mr Obama had secured 58% of the vote to Mrs Clinton's 41%.

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Mr Obama has won more states, but has only a small lead in delegates over Mrs Clinton due to her victories in some big states such as California and New York.

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On the Republican side, front-runner John McCain won Wisconsin to confirm his strong lead over party rival Mike Huckabee.

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Meanwhile in Hawaii, Obama supporters distributed information ahead of the state's caucus, which began later on Tuesday.
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