Obama leads Clinton in most recent Indiana voter pollSBT24/7 News Report
Democratic presidential hopefuls Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill. and Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y. (AP Photos) Presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama, D-Ill., recently said he hopes Indiana will be the tiebreaker in his tight race with Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, D.-N.Y., for the party's nomination. Related Content
It's been a battle that includes the loss of Michigan and Florida's delegates and the ongoing dispute over seating them at the convention in Denver later this year. A battle for Indiana's vote and the Hoosier state's delegates. A battle over the shifting of superdelegates and now, the latest talk of super-superdelegates. Not to mention the heightened rhetoric over race and Obama's Chicago pastor, religion and the "bitter" comments on those who rely on that and their guns, and Clinton's latest volley on who's most qualified to answer the red phone in the White House. And Obama may be right. With the Indiana primary just a few weeks ago, a recent shift in the poll numbers show Obama with a narrow edge in the Hoosier state. The Associated Press released Tuesday the latest numbers for Indiana, which show Obama ahead by 5 percentage points. The Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg telephone poll of 687 voters, completed Tuesday, shows his 40 percent edging out Clinton's 35 percent of voters. The poll also found 19 percent undecided, according to the AP. Nonetheless, the results — with a margin error of 4 percentage points — reflect just one set of data. Sunday, May 4 at 8:52 AM John_Lai wrote ...A man who smells everything dangerous. Perhaps you should go Canada after he got himself elected. Friday, May 2 at 1:55 PM Kelton wrote ...Experience, experience, experience! With "experience" like this, maybe it's time for a little "inexperience." Wednesday, Apr 30 at 1:32 AM eileen wrote ...vote for obama! we have had enough ! vote obama! he is our man!. l ama an enough is enou ough en . return in or for fa ected rs coll brothe s of theif ooked of the clinton drama and lies. they would stoop at nothing! they feel entitled to the presidency. hillary is evil and she cannot be trusted. too much has gone on behind the scenes and I do not trust the clintons. when they left the white house Tuesday, Apr 29 at 12:50 PM Dee wrote ...Could someone just tell me exactly what Bill Clinton did so wonderful? And what whatever you think he did has to do with Hilliary Clinton's experience? Don't hurt yourselves thinking. What has all the "experience you speak of gotten you to this point? What experience does Hillary Clinton have? Answers to these question for me would me a vote for Hillary Clinton otherwise, I don't think so. Monday, Apr 28 at 10:55 AM Anonymous wrote ...How is it that everyone says experience, experience, experience. The status quo is what you get with that kind of experience the divisive politics which have kept the US from being the catalyst for progress for the last 20 years. We need some sort of political unity no matter how tense. Obama is the only one who has this ability. HRC proved that she couldn't even unite her own party behind her attempt at her health care. How does she expect to unite the democratic party to even beat McCain? Sunday, Apr 27 at 10:37 AM SQUEEZETHECHARMN@AOL.COM wrote ...WE ARE ALL INTELLIGENT AND WISER NOW AS FAR AS WHAT THE CANDIDATES SAY IS TO PUT A SMILE ON OUR FACE. SOME ARE TELLING US WHAT THEIR INTENTIONS ARE AND SOME ARE TRYING TO DO THE SAME THING BUT HAS NO IDEA OF HOW TO DO IT DUE TO LACK OF EXPERIENCE. IT'S EASY FOR ME TO CALL A SPADE A SPADE. OBAMA GIVES YOU AN EMPTY SMILE AND SEN. CLINTON GIVES YOU HER HOPEFUL IDEAS AND A WAY IN WHICH SHE WE TRY. VOTE HILARY AND ALLOW HUSSEIN TO SMILE AT HIS GRANDMOTHER. LYNNE Friday, Apr 25 at 10:56 PM Toni wrote ...All you undecided voters, a vote for Obama is a vote for Socialism. He is very friendly with Communist, anti-government,anti-white people. This arrogant man is not a unifier. He a typical Chicago dirty politics hustler who aligns himself with whoever that can further his agenda. Indiana voters check out his relationship with Frank Marshall Davis, William Ayers, Rashid Khalidi, Walter Veltroni, Anton Rezko and make your decision on if he is worthy of the Presidency. Wednesday, Apr 23 at 5:24 PM KRG wrote ...The Clinton era was marked by a strong dollar, general prosperity including the creation of many new jobs. Hillary Clinton who was probably unoficially at the source of much of the legislation put into place would probably be an even better president. Saturday, Apr 19 at 1:13 PM Gary N. Ginger wrote ...I'm voting for Obama so that when he's President he can announce that the government invented AIDS and introduced it into the inner cities. Friday, Apr 18 at 5:36 PM Undecided wrote ...I like Hillary but I don't see her getting any kind of national health care plan when our economy is already trashed. I want someone who will focus on the economy and not campaign on empty promises. Thursday, Apr 17 at 11:39 PM Todd wrote ...Bill Clinton and good times in office..you mean the affair, the constant investigations, people who died during those investigations and they couldn't explain the sudden deaths, Hillary's huge health care plan that never took off. What part was your favorite? Thursday, Apr 17 at 4:05 PM Anonymous wrote ...Jake, if Hillary wins the nomination, who will you vote for? Thursday, Apr 17 at 3:16 PM jake wrote ...if you vote for hillary you will make a very dumb mistake. she is just like her husband. not to smart Thursday, Apr 17 at 3:01 PM Myrtle wrote ...Do we really want another Clinton in the White House? Remember how they trashed it when Billy Boy's time was up????? Thursday, Apr 17 at 11:57 AM Anonymous wrote ...Go Hillary!!! All Hillary supporters should be at 613 E Jefferson St to show their support! We can and WILL win! Thursday, Apr 17 at 12:24 AM bill clinton wrote ...i don't recall bill clinton bringing good times. Rather he raided the public funds for mega corperations and supported neoconversative policies Wednesday, Apr 16 at 10:57 PM Anonymous wrote ...If the election was based on the performance of both candidates on the ABC debate Wednesday night, Clinton delivered a knock out punch, hands down. The moderators were fair and impartial and Obama came off looking like the chump he is. Hillary may not have it all right but she has key issues targeted and some kind of game plan to start with. Besides, good, bad or ugly, the country was in much better shape in the 90's than it is today. Let's get back to better times. Wednesday, Apr 16 at 10:16 PM Dusty wrote ...Obama 2008!!! enough said. Wednesday, Apr 16 at 3:48 PM Vern wrote ...To "He's not getting my vote"-- What's wrong with calling it "his", don't you take better care of something that belongs to you than to a stranger?? And to "Clinton Supporter"-- I haven't seen or heard a Clinton yet who could tell the truth!! Wednesday, Apr 16 at 12:13 PM Not a fan of phone polls or any others wrote ...Hey! ME too! I even told them to call me back and I'd vote for him again! Next to WSBT I might be the biggest thing going for Obama! Wednesday, Apr 16 at 11:02 AM lee wrote ...Voters every where should vote this way: If they are happy the way thing have been - then vote for McCain and Clinton If they desire CHANGE vote Obama, cause you have to change Washington. Wednesday, Apr 16 at 10:26 AM Anonymous wrote ...They called me, and just to screw up their poll, I said I would vote for Obama, when there's no way I would. Wednesday, Apr 16 at 8:47 AM He's not getting my vote wrote ...Have you ever noticed in his advertising camapines he allways talked about his White House his State of Illnois, his home town of Illinois (he was born in Hawaii) He Thinks everything is his. Think about it people do you want someone running country and in the White House like that? What do you think would happen after he would get in the White house we would be his people. The White House and the state of Illinois belong to the people of the United States.They just dont belong to him. Wednesday, Apr 16 at 8:17 AM Clinton Supporter wrote ...Ok all you idiots who voted for Bush last time do us all a favor and vote for Hillary this time.All undecided voters too! Remember how good we had it when Bill was pres.and vote his wife into the top spot. I am tired of the high cost of living my investments are tanking I (and you) will never be able to retire if we do not vote for EXPERIENCE!!! Not to mention how many people will not have homes due to foreclosures. So do not cry when you do not vote for the RIGHT PERSON Add a comment |
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Sunday, May 4 at 11:41 AM bitter wrote ...
Many people who supports clintons-says 'If Obama wins Im going to Canada'' HELLO we dont wont you clintons garbage here.