Sen. John McCain is currently having huge lead over Sen. Barack Obama in North Dakota, South Dakota, West Virginia, and Wyoming — that’s what say the September’s Obama vs McCain polls conducted in these states.

Sen. Barack Obama captured the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday, even before the result of Montana Democratic Primary was out; that’s what the U.S. media reported. Well, Obama clinched the nomination with the surge of support from uncommitted superdelegates, who helped Obama crossing the 2,118 mark.

South Dakota and Montana are the last contests of the Democratic primary season that ends on Tuesday, 3 June. Sen. Hillary Clinton has a huge lead over Obama in South Dakota, while Sen. Barack Obama has an edge over Clinton in Montana; that’s what the new Montana / South Dakota Polls say –

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton yesterday completely denied the reports that her campaign was having talks with Obama aids for seeking vice presidential post for her. She called the reports "flatly untrue”.

Sen. Hillary Clinton is currently offering up plenty of positive proposals for South Dakota Indians, but she still finds herself trailing Sen. Barack Obama in some South Dakota Polls.

South Dakota Democratic primary will take place on June 3, 2008. There are total 23 delegates at stake in South Dakota. Obama leads Clinton in the South Dakota Polls conducted in March and April.