Update March 4rd:
Reuters/CSpan/Zogby (03/01 - 03/03) Obama 44% , Clinton 44%
SurveyUSA (03/01 - 03/02) Obama 44% , Clinton 54%
Rasmussen (03/02 - 03/02) Obama 44% , Clinton 50%
Ohio Poll/Univ of Cin. (02/28 - 03/02) Obama 42% , Clinton 51%
Quinnipiac(02/27 - 03/02) Obama 45% , Clinton 49%
Update March 3rd:
Suffolk (03/01 - 03/02) Obama 40% , Clinton 52%
Reuters/CSpan/Zogby (02/29 - 03/02) Obama 47% , Clinton 45%
M-D/Plain Dealer (02/28 - 02/28) Obama 43% , Clinton 47%
Rasmussen (02/27 - 02/29) Obama 45% , Clinton 47%
FOX News(02/26 - 02/28) Obama 38% , Clinton 46%
Update Feb. 26:
Rasmussen (02/25 - 02/25) Obama 43% , Clinton 48%
The Ohio Poll (02/21 - 02/24) Obama 39% , Clinton 47%
Quinnipiac (02/18 - 02/23) Obama 40% , Clinton 51%
Update Feb. 21:
Rasmussen (02/21 - 02/21) Obama 40% , Clinton 48%
ABC/Wash Post (02/16 - 02/20) Obama 43% , Clinton 50%
In Rasmussen's poll, within a week, Clinton's lead has fallen from 14 points to 8 points.
SurveyUSA (02/17 - 02/18) Obama 43% , Clinton 52%
Rasmussen (02/13 - 02/13) Obama 37% , Clinton 51%
Quinnipiac (02/06 - 02/12) Obama 34% , Clinton 55%
SurveyUSA (02/10 - 02/11) Obama 39% , Clinton 56%
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Pennsylvania primary
Rhode Island primary
Texas Primary
Wisconsin primary
Hawaii democratic caucus
Obama Vs Clinton
Delegates and popular vote (so far)
Game over for Hillary?
Checking the voting machines
Obama vs McCain
How California deligates are selected
The "eyes" of the future President in the US
The three H of John Edwards
Ralph Nader running again?
McCain on Israel
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