Some Super Tuesday Polls
Zogby has a new poll out that has Obama beating Clinton 45-41%. With 370 delegates up for grabs, California could end up becoming a wash (in other words the winner coming out with only a handful more delegates than the loser). Pew also has a new national poll out, which has Obama trailing 38-46%. There […]
Zogby has a new poll out that has Obama beating Clinton 45-41%. With 370 delegates up for grabs, California could end up becoming a wash (in other words the winner coming out with only a handful more delegates than the loser).
Pew also has a new national poll out, which has Obama trailing 38-46%. There is good news in this poll for Obama, however. Clinton has remained solid at 46% since December, but Obama has gone from 26% to 38% in that time. That means Obama is picking up a lot of support from Edwards’ people, as well as other candidates that have come and gone.
Finally Rasmussen has a poll out showing Clinton beating Obama 49-38%. What’s even more interesting is that this poll is showing Clinton opening up the lead.
So what’s it all show? That no one knows what will happen Tuesday. Polls are conflicting one another and things are so far up in the air. There is no one who can predict the outcome, or how the delegates will fall.