Indiana: Clinton 55% Obama 39%

What a shift in two weeks! -- as this would indicate, a thorough trouncing lies ahead for Barack Obama.

Indiana Men, Democrats, & Young Voters Move Away From Obama: In a Democratic Primary in Indiana today, 04/14/08, three weeks until the primary, Hillary Clinton defeats Barack Obama 55% to 39%, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted for WCPO-TV Cincinnati and WHAS-TV Louisville. Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll released two weeks ago, Clinton is up 3 points, Obama is down 4 points. Clinton had led by 9 at the beginning of April, leads by 16 mid-month. Here's where the movement is occurring: Among men, Obama had trailed by 2, now trails by 12, a 10-point swing to Clinton. In greater Indianapolis, Obama had led by 12, now trails by 1, a 13-point swing to Clinton. Among Democrats, Obama had trailed by 12, now trails by 27, a 15-point swing to Clinton. Among voters focused on health care, Clinton had led by 10, now leads by 30, a 20-point swing to Clinton. Among the youngest voters, Obama had led by 19, now trails by 2, a 21-point swing to Clinton.

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=d8b46eaa-c463-408e-98d2-b830eb122d39

Ed. Poll released 04/14/08

I was waiting for it.

:rofl:

Checkmate!

Up in Indy--->Check, NC

Up in Kentucky--->Checkmate Oregon

She cannot win.

Still.

LATimes/Bloomberg poll from TODAY:

"What is more, the poll found Clinton trails Obama by 5 points in Indiana, another Rust Belt state that should play to her strengths among blue-collar voters."

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-na-poll16apr16,0,794499.story

:hi:

You mean it was bullshit? :)

at my Uncle's home, coming from NYC. What I learned about Indiana, is that what they say and what they do are most often two different things.

Obama has written off so many states for the GE already, he doesn't have many left he can rely on.

Something like that?

The last time it went for a Democrat was 1964.

Write off Indiana.

Wait...you're serious?

Indiana is one of the most reliably republican states out there. Not even Bill won it, either time. Since 1964, it's been republican every time.

And a Hillary clinton supporter talking about writing off states? Pot, meet kettle.

Indiana is as red as the head of a pileated woodpecker.

But it's fine. We've had bad news days too.

Those goalposts are on the move again!



http://www.bcfc.co.uk/javaImages/6a/ef/0,,10327~2944874,00.jpg

Didn't you get the memo?

It's all about the Hoosier state!

LATimes/Bloomberg Poll out TODAY:

"The survey found the New York senator leading Barack Obama by just 5 percentage points in Pennsylvania, which votes next Tuesday. Such a margin would not give her much of a boost in the battle for the party's nomination.

What is more, the poll found Clinton trails Obama by 5 points in Indiana, another Rust Belt state that should play to her strengths among blue-collar voters.

In North Carolina, an Obama stronghold, he is running 13 points ahead."

It is a shame. All that money and poor results.

:)

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http://www.surveyusa.com/index.php/surveyusa-report-cards/

They're only the second-largest, most widely read newspaper in the United States
(after the New York Times, which also has Obama in a significant lead).

Not inflated circulation statistics.

I just go with the accurate ones.

Hillary's people will be stunned when they lose Indiana.. Northwest Indiana (where the PEOPLE are) is little more than an extension of South Chicago..Obama country.. and they WILL vote..

time will tell...

That percentage of undecideds isn't good for Clinton.

She may win Indiana; it's too soon to predict. She will win Pennsylvania, but her likely margins of victory are going to be around 5-10%, far less than she needs to remain at all viable. The numbers aren't there for her. And Obama will win in North Carolina (by 15-20%, if the numbers from polling hold up). And Oregon. And Montana. And South Dakota. Clinton cannot catch up in delegates. not going to happen.

Over six months to go until the election. I personally have more faith in the American people than you do. I don't think they're going to vote for the continuation of Bush's failed policies. I'm sorry that you seem to feel differently.

Don't count yer chickens before they're hatched.

It also borders Kentucky & West Virginia...

So, not only did you fail math, you also failed geography.

Was that your underwear?



You can't read things in sequential order, apparantly.

The poster was talking about Ohio.

you on the other hand apparently can't.


30. Hey, isn't Ohio right between IN and PA? I wonder if that's significant?

38. I would say it is very significant.

It also borders Kentucky & West Virginia...

40. Yeah, and so does Michigan. It almost looks like some kind of a pattern.

What in the world do you think the bolded "it" represents?

It = Ohio

I'm shaking my head at the evident weakness of your reading comprehension skills. You can't construe that logically in any other way than the way I read it.

Do you need a map?

This is the intertubes. People don't always use perfect and clear grammar. However, the poster's intent was very clear.

:evilgrin:

Go here ...


http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=5518428&mesg_id=5518851

lmao

the new LA/Bloomberg poll which is more respected has Obama beating MissBittery by 5% and it will get worse for the Ice Queen aka Goldwater trollette

welcome welcome welcome.

not win the nomination.

she's not going to pull this off.

"Most surprisingly, the new LA Times/Bloomberg poll shows Obama ahead of Hillary Clinton by 5 points in Indiana (40 to 35 percent), a state with demographics that favor the New York senator and one where other recent polls have shown her with a lead.

The poll was conducted over five days (April 10-14), the majority of which came after Obama's now famous "bitter" comments first surfaced."

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/

But I wish Obama would be a little more careful.

The MSM has downplayed the effect of Barack Obama's fundraising speech at a San Francisco last week... Along with the revelations about Obama's pastor Jeremiah Wright, his remarks in San Francisco will haunt him not only in the upcoming primaries in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Kentucky, and West Virginia, but also in the GE against JM, IF he gets the Democratic nomination. Which...HE WON"T!!!!!!!!

Snore.

Sometimes I wonder if any of you Hillary supporters have a clue how this race works.

http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5glp029je84Y5K7VFF4UiwKaBLwEw

Guess it depends which poll you like. :think:

Especially this season.

My thinking is that Pennsylvania will determine whether this is even relevant, since an upset would really bury the idea that Hillary still has a chance, and some polls are making that seem possible.

http://my.barackobama.com/page/content/phonebankmap/

We have a goal!