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National Journal, meanwhile, has named Obama the most liberal senator of 2007. Obama got the number-one ranking based on an analysis of ninety-nine key Senate votes. Hillary Clinton was ranked at number sixteen after placing thirty-second in 2006. Overall, the two candidates differed on just ten of the 267 measures they both voted on.
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