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Clinton Campaign Moving Past New York to Gear Up for General Election
The campaign looks to build staff in battleground states and get voter drives underway.
Trump, Clinton in a New York State of Mind After Big Wins
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is moving rapidly to set up the infrastructure she'll need for the general election, a process that will unfold mostly behind the scenes over the next seven weeks as the final Democratic primary votes are cast.
Clinton's overwhelming victory Tuesday in New York—and Donald Trump's dominating win in the state's Republican contest—add to the campaign's imperative to start looking beyond the nomination race to get ready for one of the most unpredictable general-election seasons in modern history.