Quinnipiac Has Obama Behind McCain in PA, OH... but Clinton leads in those states.

[papau]

5/22/08 http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/

Here is how the matchups would go:

* Hillary Clinton - 310
* John McCain - 211

* Barack Obama - 248
* John McCain - 290

These are the polls updated today.
State......... #EV ... Barack Obama.... John McCain
California.... 55.... 54.0 .......... 37.0
Florida ...... 27 ... 41.0 .......... 45.0
Pennsylvania 21 ... 46.0 .......... 40.0
Ohio......... 20 ... 40.0 .......... 44.0
Virginia..... 13 ... 49.0 .......... 42.0

State........ #EV ... Hillary Clinton ... John McCain
California .... 55 .... 51.0 .......... 39.0
Florida ..... 27 .... 48.0 .......... 41.0
Pennsylvania 21 .... 50.0 .......... 37.0
Ohio.......... 20 .... 48.0 .......... 41.0

[Max_powers94]

1. Quinnipiac is a bad poll

[PBS Poll-435]

3. Must be, right?

I mean the results are NOT to be believed!

[Max_powers94]

7. NOT to be believed!

[PBS Poll-435]

9. Definitely NOT!!! Can't be true!

They are usually pretty good at PA polls, though.

Check out their 04 GE stuff.




Anywho....

Welcome to DU

:hi:

[Max_powers94]

12. As soon as Hillary get out those number will change

[PBS Poll-435]

14. But which way?

:shrug:

[Max_powers94]

21. U know the way

Let show you the way to go

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkA5S-YoVWQ

[anonymous171]

2. Perez Hilton would probably win too.

[NJSecularist]

4. If you are more electable than the other candidate...

Aren't you supposed to win these states?

The supposedly "more electable" candidate already has us behind the 8-ball.

[Bicoastal]

11. So if proportional delegation is so important, can you people drop your "popular vote" argument?

After all, Obama won OUR map of pledged delegates fair and square.

[anonymous171]

13. NJ probably thinks that our system is like the republican system he's so used to.

[AtomicKitten]

5. She has to get past Obama in delegate count for that to matter.

she can't and, therefore, it doesn't

[cliffordu]

6. And you bring this up....why???

Hillary doesn't have my interests at heart. She cares only for her own glorification. Polls 6 months out for the GE mean nothing.

[dchill]

10. But, but, but...

Here it is MAY already!!!

Polls, polls, polls - yet he's beating her 2 out of three - without even cheating!

:shrug:

[janx]

8. kick the Hillary supporters to the curb - they'll crawl back - they've no where to go

[Bicoastal]

16. This isn't about YOU. This is about US. Democrats. Americans.

Yeesh.

[suston96]

22. Nowhere to go? Uh, in November they are going to their polling booths.....but, like the song goes..

....have a good time, but remember, that November, isn't very far.......

[SteppingRazor]

15. You mean FL and OH, not PA and OH, right?

:hi:

[jpak]

17. ummm...Pennsylvania 21 ... (BO) 46.0 .......... (McSame) 40.0

better correct teh OP

[PM7nj]

18. He is up in PA

Right there in your post where you say he is behind in PA! Obama 46 - McCain 40.

Amazing.

[AZBlue]

19. These polls are meaningless until our nominee, Barack Obama, can focus on campaigning for the GE.

Which is just another reason Clinton should just drop out now - she's only hurting the Dems' chances by staying in.

[uberllama42]

20. Maybe I'm reading it wrong

But it seems to me that the numbers you posted have Barack Obama ahead of McCain in PA.

But hey, WTF do I know?

[Warren Stupidity]

31. FLA is the new PA

I know it is hard to keep up with all the recent changes.

[uberllama42]

32. Does that mean that we in PA will have to retire?

Do we get their electoral votes? They have four more than we do.

How about their weather? Does Ed Rendell still get to be governor? I really hope we don't get stuck with Disney land.

I hope a Clinton surrogate can come and explain what the new rules are. Of course, they're subject to change at any time, so I guess it's moot.

[grantcart]

23. And in combined poll of polls Clinton is lower than she was when she

started the campaign.

[RiverStone]

24. Once REALITY catches up with these polls, they will change

It's getting really stupid to continue to toss out polls (either pro Obama or pro Clinton) based on a hypothetical that will never happen!

Obama is our nominee and the sooner the MSM plays out that truth, the sooner the polls will reflect John Q. voters understanding of same.

[still_one]

25. I don't buy it. Anyone who would vote for Hillary, and yet not vote for the Democratic nominee

in 2008 is either lying or a complete idiot, and has no idea what issues they are voting on

As far as the Supreme Court, Jobs, Healthcare, Social Security, the Iraq War, etc. Both Democrats have it over mccain on the issues

If these polls are to be believed, then one is led to the conclusion that either people don't care about the issues or the polls are wrong

[WillYourVoteBCounted]

26. If Hillary supporters prefer McInsane to Obama, then Hillary = McInsane

isnt that correct?

[PBS Poll-435]

28. Only in some dark, dank corners of the InterTubes.

[still_one]

35. Or they don't don't think clearly /nt

[NewHampshireDem]

27. Sorry, but without margin of error information as well as historical info, this is meaningless

I will grant you that this *snapshot* looks better for HRC than for Obama> However, considering that in both PA and FL, McCain's lead is so small as to be close to or within the margin of error, it's actually pretty good news for Obama that he's doing so well when he's had to run against 2 candidates--especially considering all this 'Obama wants to disenfranchise us' crap, to be down by only 4 points in Florida? I guess that tells us something about how much smarter Florida voters are than some of HRC's supporters give them credit for being.

[marlakay]

29. i saw other polls has obama on top

so pay no attention

[Warren Stupidity]

30. Great, but she is not the presumptive nominee.

So lets get to work on turning those numbers around for our candidate!

[democrattotheend]

33. Yesterday's Quinnipiac had Obama up 6 in PA

Was there a new one today?

[graycem]

34. Good for her,

maybe she can have a shadow election since she's not going to be the nominee, and she can be the President of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. :)