Obama behind in all Super Tuesday states?

[OzarkDem]

Except for Illinois?

Is this true? I just heard the talking heads report this on CNN.

[pstans]

1. Here's a chart from Open Left: Obama leads in Illinois and Georgia

http://www.openleft.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=3435

I think Alabama, Tennessee, Missouri, and Massachusettes could go to Obama with the endorsements he is getting. Plus, California is very important because it has so many delegates.

These states don't have polls...

Other states where Clinton probably leads: Arkansas, Delaware
Other states where Obama probably leads: Alaska, Idaho, Kansas
Unknown states: Colorado, Minnesota, New Mexico, North Dakota, Utah

[Dogmudgeon]

4. The source for your link --

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opinion_polling_for_the_Democratic_Party_%28United_States%29_presidential_primaries%2C_2008">Wikipedia (2008 Democratic opinion polling

It shows a much stronger base for Hillary than even I thought. I have been thinking it would go 45/35 in favor of HRC.

Of course, the bump from SC could be sustained. The next 72 hours will tell.

--p!

[OzarkDem]

5. Thanks for the link! n/t

[book_worm]

2. he was behind in Iowa and SC also but eventually won

The polls prior to yesterdays sweeping victory are irrelevant. I think you'll see them tighten up now.

[aquart]

3. Days to go. And people do love a bandwagon.

Saves having to think.

[OzarkDem]

6. Sadly its true

then after the election they wonder why they're getting screwed over.

[swoop]

10. It's not fair to imply...

...that people who choose to vote for Ombama are just hopping on a bandwagon and not thinking and carefully reasoning out their choice.

[krabigirl]

14. Yep. Sad but true.

[swoop]

17. No, hon...

I'm 50 years old, I can't hop--and my bandwagons are long behind me.

[madrchsod]

7. unless the world ends tomorrow

she`s going to win the nomination regardless of super tuesday. the people are comfortable knowing that little will change with a clinton presidency.

[Barack_America]

9. People in SC aren't. And the polls in SC were predicting Obama would win by 8 points.

He tripled that.

IMO, the polls don't have an accurate view of what's going on here.

[benddem]

12. barf

:puke: :puke: :puke: I want change!

[Barack_America]

8. Very few of those polls are recent or relevant. And did the polls in SC predict...

...what we saw yeserday? We're going to have to readjust how we look at polls right now.

[aquart]

16. Zogby came closest.

[DUyellow]

11. Check the DATES of those polls

[Seabiscuit]

13. Regardless of the outcome on Super Tuesday, the MSM will declare the primary season over.

They've been attempting to do just that for a year now anyway.

[Blue_In_AK]

15. Apparently nobody's run any polls up here

or at least I haven't seen any. From the people I know, support is about evenly divided between Obama and Edwards. Nobody supports Hillary. She's always been very unpopular in Alaska.

[CalebHayes]

18. IL, CO, GA - you can bet AL will change along with

UT, NM, MO, KA, and AK. CA is even looking closer and closer.

[Big Blue Marble]

19. After last night and today all previous polls are moot.

Senator Kennedy's endorsement is big and will reverberate right to Hillary's organizational strength. She is still the front runner
as the smoke clears, but Obama's running on her heels.

[Radical Activist]

20. So much for the claim that the media is pushing for Obama.

It isn't true at all.

[thatsrightimirish]

21. remember

In California it is not winner take all so Obama can still do well here. I think it all depends on the latino vote.

[tokenlib]

22. Hillary is still the presumptive nominee...

And let her and Bill keep believing it for a little bit longer.