Oregon Primary.

Not surprisingly, exit polls point to a big Obama win.

Naturally the media will harp on this all night and not on Kentucky. The Kentucky results are too unpleasant.

Sen. Barack Obama will win today's Oregon Democratic presidential primary, according to NBC News exit poll projections.

The victory, combined with Obama's second-place finish in the Kentucky primary, pushed the Illinois senator to the brink of victory in a historic race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Before Oregon's delegates are tallied, Obama is within 100 delegates of the total needed to claim the top prize at the party convention this summer.
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