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5 Questions About the Kentucky and Oregon Primaries

By Greg Giroux and CQ Staff
Posted May 19, 2008 at 12:00am

1. How many delegates are at stake?
2. Who is favored to win?
3. When do the polls close — and when can we expect results?
eastern time zone
4. What will the Kentucky and Oregon results mean for Clinton and Obama?
Associated Press
5. What else is on the ballot on Tuesday in Kentucky and Oregon?
rare “open” Democratic district
Annie Johnson contributed to this report

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