Tuesday Polls On Clinton's Do-Or-Die Contests
If Clinton doesn't win Pennsylvania, she can't expect to win any of the states voting in May. All of last week's polls, however, show a dramatic tightening of the PA race, Obama even leading in one.
If Clinton doesn't win Pennsylvania, she can't expect to win any of the states voting in May. All of last week's polls, however, show a dramatic tightening of the PA race, Obama even leading in one.
Gene Koo | Posted 04.16.2008 | Home
I got my first overtly racist anti-Obama comment today while phoning central Pennsylvania. It was a 62-year-old man, who said, simply, "I'm not voting for the black man."
Politico | Ben Adler | Posted 04.14.2008 | Politics
With 159 colleges and universities and approximately 680,000 students, Pennsylvania's campus vote would appear to be Barack Obama's ace in the hole in...
Politico | Carrie Brown | Posted 04.13.2008 | Politics
Barack Obama did not hunt or fish as a child. He lives in a big city. And as an Illinois state legislator and a U.S. senator, he consistently backed g...
Huffington Post | Posted 04.23.2008 | Politics
** PENNSYLVANIA RESULTS: ** 99.44% Reporting Clinton 1,237,696 54.6% Obama 1,029,672 45.4% The latest delegate figures are here, or check out t...
Time | Karen Tumulty | Posted 04.11.2008 | Politics
"I don't think any endorsement for President means jack," Ed Rendell will tell you. But if you spend a morning watching the popular governor of Pennsy...
Mayhill Fowler | Posted 04.03.2008 | Home
Hillary is going to give it everything she's got, but an Obama spring is in the air. You could feel it on the bus tour.
New York Times | Ariel Alexovich | Posted 04.09.2008 | Politics
Hillary Rodham Clinton might have the endorsement of two of the top Jewish names in Pennsylvania politics -- Governor Ed Rendell and Rep. Allyson Schw...
Mayhill Fowler | Posted 04.09.2008 | Home
At the Obama Town Hall Meeting in Harrisburg on Sunday night, capital city bloggers (Progressives, all) were gloomy. Looking around the place, they could find nobody from state or city government, not even "down to the third degree," as one put it.
236.com | 23/6: News You Can Misuse | Posted 04.08.2008 | Politics
On Friday, Barack Obama began a six-day journey across Pennsylvania in anticipation of the state's anticipated April 22 primary. Polls show him traili...
Daniel Nichanian | Posted 03.28.2008 | Home
The series of nine general election polls that I chronicled yesterday showed Barack Obama declining in general election numbers, but the first questio...
Laura J. Mansfield | Posted 03.28.2008 | Home
Barack Obama delivered a speech yesterday that is a rarity in the world of politics. Some called it historic. His speech addressed the controversy reg...
Huffington Post | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
Obama spokesperson Tommy Vietor released this statement in response to Clinton strategist Mark Penn's claim that Obama could not win a general electio...
Huffington Post | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
UPDATE: Obama has now agreed to the Pennsylvania debate. Plus, he's accepted another debate in North Carolina: Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign has a...
HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
The Democrats would be sitting pretty if the media were interested in leading a robust debate on issues, but what's already clear is that the media is poised to mainly report on process.
AP | PETER JACKSON | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama: Welcome to Pennsylvania, a sprawling state with two large cities and a farm region la...
Huffington Post | Posted 04.22.2008 | Politics
** UPDATED 4/22 ** EXIT POLLS: Check over here for the latest coverage of Pennsylvania exit polls. Obama Office Burglarized: An Obama field office i...
AP | STEPHEN OHLEMACHER | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
WASHINGTON — Don't look to crown any presidential nominees on Super Tuesday. The race for delegates is so close in both parties that it is math...
Associated Press | Posted 03.28.2008 | Politics
State lawmakers are pushing for hearings on a proposal to let 17-year-olds vote in Pennsylvania's primary elections, an idea that began as a civics pr...
Daniel Nichanian | Posted 04.17.2008 | Home