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Updated Delegate Count, Post-Indiana and North Carolina (HispanicBusiness.com)

Now that we know the general outcomes from last nights two primaries, the estimated delegate counts are becoming clearer. According to Associated Press estimates (which include unpledged delegates), Sen. Barack Obama currently has 1,840 of the 2,025 delegates needed to gain the Democratic Party nomination, while Sen. Hillary Clinton has 1,589.

Delegate count in race for Democratic presidential candidate (Philippine Daily Inquirer)

WASHINGTON — Here are the latest provisional delegate counts for Democratic presidential candidates, compiled by independent website RealClearPolitics.com, following Tuesdays presidential primaries in Indiana and North Carolina.

Obama pulls ahead in delegate count (Minnesota Public Radio)

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama won a decisive victory in North Carolina, while Hillary Clinton won Indiana on a thin margin. Midday explores what the results mean as the campaigns get ready for the next primary elections in Nebraska and West Virginia.

The delegate chase (The News & Observer)

THE LATEST ASSOCIATED PRESS DELEGATE COUNT

A Net Gain for Obama, But No Knockout (NPR)

Sen. Barack Obama took North Carolinas presidential primary by a convincing margin, while Sen. Hillary Clinton eked out a win in Indiana. Clinton trails in the pledged delegate count, but she says shell stay in the race.

Candidates Spend Primary Day in Indiana (New York Times)

With Senator Barack Obama ahead in the delegate count, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton sorely needs a victory in Indiana to counter pressure on her from within the Democratic Party to end her candidacy.

Presidential delegate count (Charlotte Sun)

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Clinton narrowly wins Indiana; Obama handily takes N.C. (News 8 Austin)

The Illinois senator leads Clinton in the overall delegate count by more than 143.

Clinton campaign retools delegate math (The Washington Times)

DURHAM, N.C. — Sen. Hillary Rodham Clintons campaign yesterday tried to redefine the delegate math for securing the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling its willingness to wage a divisive battle with front-runner Sen. Barack Obama through the summer.

Obama solidifies delegate lead (Arizona Daily Sun)

His solid win in N.C. vs. Clintons narrow victory in Indiana moves him closer to the nomination.