Consider: --Obama's lead over Clinton among blacks nationally was nearly 5-1 in Gallup Poll surveys taken during the first two weeks of March ... --Though more than 70% of African Americans identify themselves as Democrats, support for ...

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In an early look at how people view the presidential race after the Super Tuesday contests, Obama had a narrow 48 percent to 42 percent edge when pitted against McCain, the Republican Arizona senator, according to an Associated Press-Ipsos poll ...

A Gallup Poll showed Sen ... In the Gallup survey of 1,209 Democratic and Democratic-leaning voters taken before Obama gave his speech Tuesday, 49 percent favored Clinton while 42 percent favored ...

The poll was conducted Thursday and Friday by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Inc ... " Obama, a first-term senator from Illinois who would become the first black president if elected, held a commanding lead over Clinton among black Virginians who ...

With 6 per cent of likely Democratic caucus-goers and 4 per cent of the Republicans saying they do not have a first preference, the result could swing either way Mr Obama has seen his lead grow in the Register's poll despite fierce challenges from ...

A Gallup/USA Today poll, also released last night, showed Obama with a 13-point lead ... Meanwhile, the leading Republican candidates met last night in a televised debate, with polls suggesting a much closer contest than the Democratic ...

Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York to about 4 points in Ohio, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released on the eve of the primary. A Zogby International Poll, also released Monday, said for the first time that Obama had taken a narrow ...

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Polls released Sunday gave Clinton some hope that she could prevail in Ohio on Tuesday, something many of her supporters concede she must do to keep her candidacy arrive after losing 11 contests in a row to Obama. In Ohio, she still holds on ...

4 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton leads Illinois Senator Barack Obama 60% to 18% in California, 77% to 15% in New York, and 52% to 26% in Illinois, based on the results of a new poll conducted by New American ...

Early results and exit polls had them neck and neck on the biggest day of the race to become the Democratic nominee for President so far ... After Obama's win in Georgia - polls suggested the margin was 53 per cent to 41 per cent - he added ...

She's won 47 percent in the first 40 contests and is favored by 47 percent of Democratic voters in the Gallup poll ... Penn, her chief pollster, contends that voters appear to have "a significant case of buyer's remorse" about nominating ...

20--COULD Hillary have a lock on the Keystone State? The latest Daily News/Franklin & Marshall poll shows U ... Madonna said the Wright controversy helps account for a noticeable jump in Obama's negatives with 25 percent of those polled ...

The other thing Republicans are missing with the "drawn out" nomination fight, the DNC is setting records for voter registrations, and the polling of voters for which party are you a member is running 10 points in favor of the Dems - the biggest ...