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Clinton wins in Pennsylvania |
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Wednesday, 23 April 2008 |
(MSNBC) - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton on Tuesday won Pennsylvania’s presidential primary, a victory that analysts said she had to have if she were to remain a credible candidate for the Democratic nomination.
Clinton, independent analysts and the campaign of Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois had predicted ahead of time that Clinton would win the state, where she enjoyed large leads in opinion polls until recently. But after closing the deficit in the last few weeks, Obama’s advisers said he would have the momentum unless Clinton won by a sizable margin.
With 84 percent of the precincts reporting, Clinton led by 55 percent to 45 percent, and she told a raucously cheering crowd in Philadelphia that she had done the job. Read More Write Comment (0 Comments)
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Clinton Edge Continues to Expand in PA |
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Tuesday, 22 April 2008 |
(Zogby) - The final weekend before tomorrow's important primary election in Pennsylvania was good for New York's Hillary Clinton, as she made a definitive move toward victory over rival Illinois' Barack Obama, a fresh Newsmax/Zogby daily telephone tracking poll shows.
She gained two points over the past 24 hours as Obama lost one point, and she now leads 48% to 42%, the latest polling shows. Meanwhile, the undecideds dropped by two points. Her edge was three points yesterday but had wobbled within a tight margin. Clinton's advantage is still within the margin of error, but she is close to getting beyond it as Election Day looms.
The two-day tracking survey, which was conducted April 19-20, 2008, included 11% who were either undecided or supported someone else. Read MoreWrite Comment (0 Comments) |
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The Pennsylvania Race Remains Tight |
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Monday, 21 April 2008 |
(Zogby) - New York's Hillary Clinton remains barely ahead of rival Barack Obama of Illinois leading up to Tuesday's presidential primary in Pennsylvania, a new Newsmax/Zogby daily tracking poll shows.
Her advantage is a statistically insignificant three points, 46% to 43%, over Obama, as support in the race ebbs and flows within a tight margin—she led by five points yesterday. The two-day tracking survey, which was conducted April 18-19, 2008, included 11% who were either undecided or supported someone else.
The telephone survey, conducted using live operators working out of Zogby's on-site call center in Upstate New York, included 607 likely Democratic primary voters in Pennsylvania. It carries a margin of error of +/- 4.1 percentage points. The daily tracking in the Keystone state will continue through Monday evening, with the final release issued early on Election Day. Read MoreWrite Comment (0 Comments) |
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Obama Edging McCain in New Mexico |
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Saturday, 19 April 2008 |
(Angus Reid) - Democrat Barack Obama holds a slight advantage over Republican John McCain in New Mexico, according to a poll by Rasmussen Reports. 45 per cent of respondents would vote for the Illinois senator in this year’s United States presidential election, while 42 per cent would back the Republican Arizona senator.
In a separate contest, Democratic New York senator Hillary Rodham Clinton trails McCain by three points.
Polling Data
New Mexico - 2008 U.S. Presidential Election
John McCain (R) 42% - 45% Barack Obama (D)
John McCain (R) 46% - 43% Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)
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Clinton losing traction over Obama |
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Wednesday, 16 April 2008 |
(LATIMES) - With three crucial Democratic primaries looming, Hillary Rodham Clinton may not be headed toward the blockbuster victories she needs to jump-start her presidential bid -- even in Pennsylvania, the state that was supposed to be her ace in the hole, a new Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll has found.
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. Read MoreWrite Comment (0 Comments) |
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