PA PrimD: Franklin and Marshall College: Clinton moderately ahead of Obama

[Tender Branson]

New Poll: Pennsylvania President by Franklin and Marshall College on 2008-04-13

Summary:

Clinton:	46%
Obama:	40%
Other:	0%
Undecided:	14%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

[Eraserhead]

If I see another PA poll, I may barf blood.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Uni poll, burn.

[J. J.]

Probably the best poll for Pennsylvania; this is the one that nailed the mayor's race last year (and most of the governor's races.  However, the last day of poll was 4/13, so the "bitter" comment isn't included.

[elcorazon]

Probably the best poll for Pennsylvania; this is the one that nailed the mayor's race last year (and most of the governor's races.  However, the last day of poll was 4/13, so the "bitter" comment isn't included.

the bitter comment hit the airwaves on April 11, so while it may not be fully included in these numbers, it is at least somewhat reflected.

[J. J.]

Probably the best poll for Pennsylvania; this is the one that nailed the mayor's race last year (and most of the governor's races.  However, the last day of poll was 4/13, so the "bitter" comment isn't included.

the bitter comment hit the airwaves on April 11, so while it may not be fully included in these numbers, it is at least somewhat reflected.

We were talking it here on the late evening of 4/11, but it didn't really start getting the media coverage until 4/12, Saturday night.

It needs time to be distributed and this is what the pollster, Terry Madonna, said on MSNBC this morning.

Basically, we won't know what, if any, effect he comments have until the end of the week, for PA at least.

[Math]

"moderately ahead" ?

What's next ? munificently ahead ?

[J. J.]

"moderately ahead" ?

What's next ? munificently ahead ?

A win, but not a blowout (and I would say a strategic loss as +6 for Clinton).

[Math]

This is very subjective...