New Polls Good News for Clinton and Obama
There are polls out with good news for both Senator Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama ... and a bit of a warning for Sen. John McCain.
In Texas, a new Texas Credit Union League poll shows that Sen. Clinton continues to have a strong lead in Texas, despite her string of recent losses. The poll of 400 likely voters shows Clinton with a 49-41 edge. A Rasmussen poll shows an even larger lead - the survey of 577 likely Democratic voters shows Clinton with a 54-38 lead.
A Quinnipiac poll of Ohio of 574 likely voters shows her with a 21-point lead over Obama - 55-34, and she has a 52 percent to 36 percent lead in Pennsylvania.
The TCUL poll, however, has a bit of a warning for Republican John McCain. It shows that he only has a 44-41 lead over former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. (The Rasmussen poll of 796 likely Republican voters is a bit better - 45 percent for McCain and 37 percent for Huckabee.)
Meanwhile a new Zogby poll indicates that if Sen. Barack Obama does win the Democratic nomination, he stand a good chance in a national election. Against McCain, the Zogby poll of more than 7000 online panel participants shows Obama winning 47 percent to 36 percent. (The same poll shows McCain with a 42 to 37 percent lead over Clinton.
4:38 PM ET | 02-15-2008 | permalink

