All News Polls

CBS NEWS/NEW YORK TIMES POLL
Obama leads Hillary 54 to 38
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This is one of the largest leads Obama has had in a poll. It proves that the other polls showing it a little closer may be a minimum lead. Clearly Obama is pulling away.

WASHINGTON (AP) – The Democratic superdelegates are starting to follow the voters—straight to Barack Obama.
In just the past two weeks, more than two dozen of them have climbed aboard his presidential campaign, according to a survey by The Associated Press. At the same time, Hillary Rodham Clinton’s are beginning to jump ship, abandoning her for Obama or deciding they now are undecided.

The result: He’s narrowing her once-commanding lead among these “superdelegates,” the Democratic office holders and party officials who automatically attend the national convention and can vote for whomever they choose.

As Obama has reeled off 11 straight primary victories, some of the superdelegates are having second—or third—thoughts about their public commitments.

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Election 2008: Electoral College Update

Polls show the election for President will be close in November in key battleground states. In Ohio, McCain leads Obama by only one point and Obama leads in Michigan in a must win state for a Democrat. Poll

Obama takes women, union members and middle-aged voters.

Ohio +17

Texas +10

After losing many states over the week end and Tuesday, Hillary plunged in national polls.
Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

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SurveyUSA Huckabee leads 48 to 37 in Virginia.

Illinois senator Barack Obama finished a series of weekend primary and caucus contests undefeated as he bested Hillary Clinton in Maine today, according to CBS News estimates.