Hillary Clinton has big work to do in the big state of Texas.

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As most political observers have been saying since Super Tuesday, Hillary Clinton's dream of becoming the Democratic nominee for president has come down to Texas and Ohio.

Lose either one in the March 4 primaries, and the nomination is almost certain to fall to Sen. Barack Obama.

Post-Gazette reporter Mackenzie Carpenter recently visited the Lone Star state to examine Sen. Clinton's efforts to woo Hispanic voters, who make up a crucial part of the state's electorate.

Questions or comments on this presentation may be sent here. This video was produced by Mackenzie Carpenter.