ARG Pa now: C 57, O 37; tied last week

[splat]

Apr 5-6 Apr 11-13
Clinton 45% 57%
Obama 45% 37%

http://americanresearchgroup.com/

[Unsane]

1. Wow, we're having an Ohio primary again? When will this craziness end!?!?

[jackson_dem]

16. Just like I predicted...

[sasquatch]

2. What does this have to do with anything?

:shrug:

[Mooney]

3. Aren't those the exact same numbers from PA?

And from the same polling organization?

[thewiseguy]

4. I thought Ohio voted already? Maybe that was just a bad dream? lol

[Buzz Clik]

5. That would make 10 threads on this subject this hour. Didn't you bother to look?

[JackORoses]

14. they don't look because they don't actually participate in this community

They just post what their Talking Points memo told them to post.

It is obviously a concerted effort by people who only come here to spread Hillarite Propaganda.

I pray hard for the day that this darkness is purged from DU. It will die along with its master's political career.

[Aloha Spirit]

6. ARG = pick numbers out of a hat. eom.

[SoCalDem]

9. What would you expect from pirates?

arg!! indeed

[raffaello]

12. ArG had been awful, but has shown improvement

in the last few events.

[Cameron27]

7. Thanks,

interesting stats in that poll.

[Bucky]

8. To her credit, this setback is not making her bitter

but I do notice her clinging to guns a religion lately.

[robcon]

10. If this is confirmed with other polls, it will make a mess of the convention.

A 20 point jump is enormous.

Obama's negatives are up, too...

"10% of all likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Hillary Clinton in the primary and 24% of likely Democratic primary voters say they would never vote for Barack Obama in the primary."
http://americanresearchgroup.com /

[Hamlette]

11. not confirmed in other polls. . . yet

from TPM

As a control, the two national tracking polls seem to show no discernible shift. Rasmussen's held steady since the 11th, with a small and statistically insignificant increase for Obama. Gallup's has also been essentially static. But their number for today has yet to be released. But it's also true that coverage of this story in Pennsylvania has likely been as intense as anywhere in the country.

[robcon]

13. This is PA where the focus of the two candidates has been lately,

I don't think the Obama gaffes have had as much impact as it has in PA.

That having been said, according to Pollster.com, there is no confirmation of this kind of lead for Clinton in PA. Other polls, all fielded after the Rev. Wright issue surfaced, but before the "bitter" issue surfaced, show close to a tie between Obama and Clinton in Pennsylvania.

[DemGa]

15. Holy F***!!!