Obama leads Hillary 51-37 in NC - Ras

[Dbdmjs1022]

Obama maintains a very healthy lead over Hillary in the crucial North Carolina primary. It's also likely to break a bit more more Obama, since this poll has the AA vote at 80-11 in his favor, and in most states he's been breaking much closer to 90 in that demographic. He's also continuing to lead her by 8 points in the Ras national poll.

http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/north_carolina/north_carolina_democratic_primary

[writes3000]

1. Go Obama! Stay strong Obama supporters. The Super Ds are behind us. n/t

[4_Legs_Good]

2. I want to see 20 points in NC!!!

And I have a feeling I will.

Charge forward Obama!

Let's go win another big one for Obama on Tuesday, NC!!!

The first girl I ever loved left my 1st grade class and moved to NC, and I never had the nerve to write to her. Oh the regret! Don't let me down again, N.C.!

David

[Buzz Clik]

8. It's already 20% ... just round up to the nearest 10%. Isn't that how it's done?

[olkaz]

12. Oh no you didnt!

:popcorn:

[TheWraith]

3. Not to mention, that's a TON of undecideds, which will probably break for Obama. nt

[flpoljunkie]

4. Thanks for posting the Daily Rasmussen polling. Obama leads the Fav/UnFav for today, as well.

Apparently Dean's DNC John McCain ads are working! McCaiin is now 49 Fav/Unfav 47 after being 51% Fav, 46% UnFav yesterday! Hillary FAV is 45% vs 54% UnFav. Obama leads with 52% Favorable to 45% Unfavorable, up from yesterday's 51% Fav to 46% UnFav.

http://rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/overall_favorable_ratings_for_presidential_candidates

[4_Legs_Good]

10. I love the DNC ads.

They're very powerful, speak straight to the point in McCain's own words.

Hats off to Dean.

David

[PBS Poll-435]

5. Wow...he has lost quite a bit of ground there...

[npincus]

6. Shit- Gallup Daily: Clinton 47- Obama 46

Flip-flopped from yesterday. I'm not wasting a post on this.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/106888/Gallup-Daily-Clinton-47-Obama-46.aspx

[Avalux]

7. Those numbers are all over the place - irrelevant.

We haven't even started the GE yet, so I don't put any stock in those numbers. The GE isn't decided on popular vote anyway.

[npincus]

9. it just feeds into the media pile-on

I wish it were the other way around! when Obama was 10 points up, i was delighted to crow about it! Andrea Mitchel just said "polls bounce around a lot".

[DerekJ]

11. kick