Of the 25% of respondents who have already voted, it’s Clinton 51%, Obama 46%.

[adoraz]

This I thought was interesting. Another poll from earlier today said Obama was leading with those who voted early.

I got this from Survey USA (where Obama is leading by 4%).

Not a big deal, but interesting I guess.

[thesubstanceofdreams]

1. Small sample size

Therefore big MoE, and discrepancies between polls are to be expected.
The bottom line is Hillary needed a blowout in Texas - and she's not getting it.

[adoraz]

2. yeah probably right its only 25% of it

and the other poll said Obama led with early voters.

[grantcart]

3. link pls

[adoraz]

4. http://www.surveyusa.com/

loading really slow now, but trust me its correct.

[MadBadger]

5. Can you cut and paste all the cross tabs?

[adoraz]

7. sorry I'm getting a Service Unavailable

[KittyWampus]

8. here's article

In a new poll conducted for CBS 11 News and 1080 KRLD, Barack Obama has moved ahead of Hillary Clinton among Texas Democrats.

The new figures show Obama with 49% and Clinton with 45%. SurveyUSA polled 704 Texans who have already voted or said they are likely to vote. The margin of error is +/-3.8%, so the poll very nearly shows a statistical dead heat.

Still, voters in North Texas seem to be pouring into the Obama camp. Since our last poll one week ago, Obama has gained 4 points and Clinton has lost 5. Clinton held a two-point lead among locals, and Obama leads 57% to 38%.

"We were just overwhelmed by the level of support and the amount of people from Dallas that came to see him," said Debbie Mesloh, a spokesperson for the Obama campaign. "He's going to come back. Dallas is a crucial area for us and is incredibly important."

The biggest change comes with Hispanic voters. A week ago, Senator Clinton had a 30 point lead, but now that lead is down to 13 points.

[MadBadger]

9. Thanks, Obama will be back in FT. Worth after the debate.

[book_worm]

6. pretty close! Obama's ground game should make a big difference.