Hillary Up 10 Now in PA

Zogby has her up, 51 to 41 in this article from http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1487">Zogby:

UTICA, New York – New York's Hillary Clinton continued to pull away from rival Barack Obama of Illinois as the campaigning in Pennsylvania ended and voters prepared to cast ballots today, the latest Newsmax/Zogby daily telephone tracking poll shows.

She now leads Obama, 51% to 41%, having gained three points over the past 24 hours as Obama lost one point, pushing her beyond the poll's margin of error to create a statistically significant lead for the first time in the Pennsylvania daily tracking poll.

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You keep goin', grl!!!

Can you put down your Newsmax poll long enough to dig it up?

I'm sure if the post said OB was up 10%, you would be clicking faster than a pre-teen on a porn site.

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Can't believe people are basically calling you a liar. LOLOLOL....the link is there!!!

You should apologize to the OP for your "Sweet Pea" snark.

Will you?

It's voting day. Anything can happen depending on who gets out the vote.

:woohoo:

will be frozen.

points to your opponent.

http://tpmelectioncentral.talkingpointsmemo.com/2008/04/usa_todaygallup_poll_obama_lea.php

Gallup: Obama Leads Clinton By 10 Nationally

USA Today/Gallup Poll: Obama Leads Clinton By Ten Points
By Eric Kleefeld - April 22, 2008, 9:15AM

A new USA Today/Gallup poll shows Barack Obama leading Hillary Clinton by ten points nationwide, a slight improvement on the poll from last month:

Obama 50% (+1)
Clinton 40% (-2)

Obama has been through a lot since that last poll -- the Jeremiah Wright controversy and the "small town" flap, for example -- but seems to have weathered the storm.

Another key number: Half of Democratic voters say the long contest is hurting the party, and that party leaders should get together to put a stop to it. But another half say it isn't hurting the party, and it should continue until one candidate definitively clinches the nomination.

isn't anything to get excited over, correct?

Obama won 11 straight contests by over 17% in each one.

too little too late

even though he doesn't need to.

it's a great tool
http://www.slate.com/id/2185278/

got to love math. :)

As The Hillary Clinton campaign said at the beginning of this campaign, it's ALL ABOUT THE DELEGATES...

:rofl:

51 + 41 = 92. That means 8% of voters are unaccounted for. How will they break?

Also, the polls don't take into account broken and missing machines in precincts with African American voters. Maybe those are the missing 8%.