NEW Quinnipiac PENN. POLL NUMBERS Clinton 50, Obama 41.

[monicaaida]

http://thepage.time.com/2008/04/02/new-pennsylvania-numbers-4/

[underpants]

1. He's closing

I haven't seen any other recent polls but either way this is not near where she needs to be

[charlie and algernon]

3. Latest Rassmusan has it down to five points

Clinton 47 - Obama 42

[Waya]

2. And...we're in the single digits......

........good...I knew my State wouldn't let me down...keep going.....

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. wow. that explains the new meme from her camp.

"we think that a 5% victory or more in PA would be huge"

Let's see, they need a 25-30% margin in EVERY SINGLE STATE to have any positive impact on the numbers. Talk about lowering expectations.

I guess it helped to hire that second polling firm.

[underpants]

6. Inside the campaign

[BeyondGeography]

9. Those guys have been busy

[underpants]

13. It's a national effort

they have been moving those things in every single state

[flor de jasmim]

5. How accurate have the Q. polls been compared to Rasmussen?

[Tropics_Dude83]

7. March 24-31 poll

Ridiculous. Too long of a sample period and done before the Casey endorsement really took hold.

I'd ignore this. Still a 9 point race is awesome for Obama. If she wins by just 9, she won't dent his delegate lead at all.

[flor de jasmim]

8. Thanks - the polls are beginning to drive me crazy!

[slinkerwink]

10. Obama the closer!

[quantass]

11. I smell blood in the waters

[Upton]

12. Three polls now showing him closing in

Clinton has to win Pa. by 20% or more to have any real impact.

[Avalux]

14. Fantastic. This reflects the reports I'm getting from my family in PA.

I keep saying Obama might actually pull off a slight victory in PA; the pundits are dead wrong when categorizing the rural vote. The bus tour was a great idea for Obama, giving them a chance to see and hear him. I am still amazed 22K showed up for his rally at Old Main. :hi: