Five Polls Show Clinton With Clear Ohio Lead; Two Others Say No
” – Zogby has Obama ahead of Clinton 47 to 45 percent in Ohio with a 3.6 percent margin of error in a poll conducted Feb. 29- Mar. 2.
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Two Days To Go: Texas And Ohio Still Up In The Air
– Zogby has Obama up 47 percent to 43 percent in Texas, a slightly wider lead the previous day’s 45 percent to 43 percent lead, but this is just a whisker beyond the 3.7 percent margin of error.
Ohio And Texas Are Still Up In The Air As Tuesday Approaches
A McClatchy/MSNBC poll A new Zogby poll Clinton ahead 47 percent to 46 percent A Mason-Dixon poll Columbus Dispatch prediction of a record turnout according to Zogby.
Clinton Ahead In Ohio, Tied in Texas
American Research Group polls of Ohio and Texas has Hillary Clinton ahead in Ohio by 51 percent to 44 percent and the two tied in Texas at 47 percent each.
Yet Another Ohio Poll, This One Showing Race Too Close To Call
Another poll is out this afternoon on the race in Ohio and it shows a statistically-even contest with Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama 47 percent to 45 percent, within the survey’s 3 point margin of
Fox Poll Shows Close Texas Race, Clinton Ahead In Ohio
The economy was more heavily on the minds of voters in economically-struggling Ohio, cited by 47 percent of them as the top issue. Health care was next at 22 percent and Iraq third at 19 percent.
Texas Poll: Is Race Shifting Clinton’s Way?
Read the InsiderAdvantage story An InsiderAdvantage poll conducted Wednesday night has Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama in Texas 47 percent to 43 percent with 10 percent undecided and a 4 point
Obama Ahead Of Clinton, But McCain Would Run Close To Either
Public Policy Polling matched up the Democrats with McCain for the general election in the key state of Ohio and found Obama leading McCain 48 percent to 47 percent, within the survey’s 3 point margin
Most Americans Thought The NYT Was Wrong To Publish McCain Story
the story strongly depended on the reader’s partisan ties: Republicans said the Times was wrong by a 76 percent to 16 percent margin, while Democrats were more closely divided among themselves, with 47
New York: Democrat Hits Reynolds Over Scandal at NRCC
Aubertine’s 52 percent to 47 percent win in a heavily Republican Upstate district brings Democrats within one seat of taking over control of the state Senate for the first time in more than 40 years
Telecom Donations Rankling the GOP
AT&T gave Democrats 38 percent of their PAC dollars last year, up 8 percentage points from the 2006 cycle; Verizon gave them 47 percent, up 10 percentage points from the last cycle; and Qwest gave
Illinois: Foster Leads Oberweis in Latest Democratic Poll
Among independent voters, 47 percent picked Foster and 25 percent chose Oberweis, the poll showed.
Restoring a Soul to an Armenian Manuscript
There are 47 members of the book conservation team, including Ohanyan, at the Library of Congress.
Voters Believe McCain Or Obama Would Best Unite Country
Fifty-seven percent said Clinton would do more to divide it, and 47 percent said the same of Huckabee. The margin of error is 5 percent.
Obama Closing In On Clinton In Ohio
Her lead over Obama is now 47 percent to 39 percent with a 4.3 percent margin of error, according to the “Ohio Poll” conducted by the University of Cincinnati’s Institute for Policy Research.
Obama Catches Clinton in AP’s National Poll … And a Gallup Mystery
The odd twist is that Gallup’s own daily tracking poll today, based on interviewing Feb.22-24, shows Obama narrowly ahead of Clinton 47 percent to 45 percent with a 3 point margin of error.
Two Ties For Obama: In Texas With Clinton, Nationally With McCain
And USA Today/Gallup says its new general election match-up shows John McCain neck-and-neck with Obama at 48 percent to 47 percent, with a 3 point margin of error.
Gallup Tracking Poll: Dems Stay Close, McCain Stays Way Ahead
For the second straight survey, this one combining results from Feb.20 and Feb.22-23, results for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton are within the 3 point margin of error, with Obama at 47 percent and Clinton
Gallup Daily Tracking: Dems A Statistical Tie, McCain’s Lead Grows
The survey, based on interviewing conducted Feb.19-20 and Feb.22 has Obama at 47 percent and Clinton at 45 percent with a 3 percent margin of error.
New Poll Confirms Tight Texas Race, Clinton Still Ahead In Ohio
Read the Rasmussen Reports polls for Texas and Ohio Hillary Clinton has a 47 percent to 44 percent within-the-margin-of-error lead over Barack Obama in Texas, and is ahead of him in Ohio by 48 percent