STATE OF PLAY: Pennsylvania Buzz

CNN calls it a showdown in Pennsylvania; The New York Times calls it a battle. Whatever the headlines shout, everyone is buzzing about the Pennsylvania primary today that has Democrats registering in record numbers. Clinton says she has to pull a big win while Obama says he is counting on a close race to keep him ahead in the delegate count. Neither candidate is guaranteeing the victory needed to take the nomination (for more on why a win’s not necessarily a victory, check out Holly Yeager’s piece). What is your prediciton? 

Here’s our latest installment of "State of Play," a look at how a major story of the day is playing on the Web and in print:

In Pennsylvania, What Constitutes a Win? (The New York Times)

In Pa., Candidates Steer Clear of Prediction: Clinton: Pa. a Must-Win State (The Washington Post)

Voter Turnout High at End of Long Battle in Pennsylvania (The New York Times)

Clinton, Obama Battle for 158 Delegates as Pennsylvania Votes (The New York Post)

Pennsylvania Voters Head to the Polls: Hillary, Obama Face Off In Primary  (The New York Post)

Obama Campaign Looks Beyond Pa., As Clinton Tastes Victory (FOX)

Pennsylvania Voters Hit the Polls in Key Democratic Primary: Pennsylvania Voters Go To the Polls (USA Today)

Clinton Seeks Convincing Win As Democrats Head to the Polls ( The Wall Street Journal)

Clinton hoping to capitalize on slim lead in Pennsylvania (The Chicago Tribune)

Clinton on Pennsylvania: ‘I have to win‘ (CNN)

Primary Voters in Pa. Pick Their Candidates (NPR)

Democrats collide in last big-state contest of presidential campaign (MSNBC)

Voters Have Their Say in a Democratic Battle that Obama Can’t Seem To Lock Up (ABC)

Democrats Make Final Pennsylvania Push (CBS)

Pennsylvania Expectations: Clinton, Obama Set The Bar (Huffington Post)

The Expectations Game (TPM)