With the Final Round of States Voting Tomorrow, the End of the Democratic Primary is Near. Maybe.

The final days of the Democratic primary race have been just as eventful as the first ones. The Democratic rules committee reinstated half of Michigan and Florida's delegates and Senator Hillary Clinton continues to have a strong showing in some states and territories. She received an easy win in Puerto Rico Sunday. Senator Barack Obama continues to shore up support from super delegates, inching him closer to securing the nomination. And although signs show that Senator Clinton is winding down her campaign, she continues to publicly vie for the nomination. As FSRN's Leigh Ann Caldwell reports, Senator Clinton's focus continues to be on the popular vote, which is where she claims to have a majority -- an argument adopted by many of her loyal supporters. But it's an assertion most accounts dispute.

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