Obama cannot win a general election. He has been damaged in such a way that middleclass, white voters will not vote for him. It is time for the party to wake up. Only Clinton can win the general election.

Let's see how to tackle - Obama will win NC by 8, I think Hillary will make inroads in the black vote - around 15 - 20%. In Indiana, I think He will do well in the northwest, in addition, I think he will do great in the cities and might eak out a win - at this point if he can keep it within 5 points that is good - sad - if you asked me a 3 weeks ago I would have said Obama in IN by 5 points - Rev. Wright, Hillary and Bill crossing every layer of the state and him being off stride killed him - he should have been able to close the tomorrow, in the end - his Rev killed him

You will be disappointed my friend. She will not win both. I think Barry will win NC. Indie is a toss-up.

they go up and down don't they?

Poll Date Sample Obama Clinton Spread

RCP Average
04/28 - 05/04 -- 49.7 42.7 Obama +7.0
SurveyUSA
05/02 - 05/04 -- 50 45 Obama +5.0
Insider Advantage
05/04 - 05/04 781 LV 48 45 Obama +3.0
Zogby Tracking
05/03 - 05/04 624 LV 48 40 Obama +8.0
PPP (D)
05/03 - 05/04 870 LV 53 43 Obama +10.0
Rasmussen
05/01 - 05/01 831 LV 49 40 Obama +9.0
Research 2000
04/29 - 04/30 500 LV 51 44 Obama +7.0
Mason-Dixon
04/28 - 04/29 400 LV 49 42 Obama +7.0
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Race Poll Results Spread

North Carolina Democratic Primary Insider Advantage
Obama 48, Clinton 45 Obama +3.0

Indiana Democratic Primary InsiderAdvantage
Clinton 48, Obama 44 Clinton +4.0

West Virginia Democratic Primary Rasmussen

Clinton 56, Obama 27 Clinton +29.0

North Carolina Democratic Primary Zogby Tracking Obama 48, Clinton 40 Obama +8.0

North Carolina Democratic Primary PPP (D) Obama 53, Clinton 43 Obama +10.0

Indiana Democratic Primary Suffolk Clinton 49, Obama 43 Clinton +6.0

Indiana Democratic Primary PPP (D) Clinton 51, Obama 46 Clinton +5.0

Indiana Democratic Primary Zogby Tracking Clinton 42, Obama 44 Obama +2.0

Democratic Presidential Nomination Gallup Tracking Obama 50, Clinton 45 Obama +5.0

North Carolina Democratic Primary SurveyUSA Obama 50, Clinton 45 Obama +5.0

Indiana Democratic Primary SurveyUSA Clinton 54, Obama 42 Clinton +12.0

Democratic Presidential Nomination USA Today/Gallup Obama 44, Clinton 51 Clinton +7.0

Democratic Presidential Nomination CBS News/NY Times Obama 50, Clinton 38 Obama +12.0

Democratic Presidential Nomination Rasmussen Tracking Obama 46, Clinton 45 Obama +1.0

General Election: McCain vs. Clinton USA Today/Gallup

Clinton 46, McCain 49 McCain +3.0

General Election: McCain vs. Clinton CBS News/NY Times

Clinton 53, McCain 41 Clinton +12.0

General Election: McCain vs. Clinton Rasmussen Tracking Clinton 47, McCain 43 Clinton +4.0

General Election: McCain vs. Obama USA Today/Gallup Obama 47, McCain 48 McCain +1.0

General Election: McCain vs. Obama CBS News/NY Times Obama 51, McCain 40 Obama +11.0

General Election: McCain vs. Obama Rasmussen Tracking Obama 43, McCain 47 McCain +4.0

Texas: McCain vs. Clinton Rasmussen McCain 49, Clinton 43, Und. 8 McCain +6.0

Texas: McCain vs. Obama Rasmussen McCain 48, Obama 43, Und. 9 McCain +5.0

General Election: McCain vs. Clinton Gallup Tracking Clinton 46, McCain 46 Tie

General Election: McCain vs. Obama Gallup Tracking Obama 43, McCain 47 McCain +4.0

I see Obama getting more delegates tomorrow than Hillary!

one point or ten does not matter, the people have begun to speak out, it will be a very big day in our nation tommorrow, a new direction shall start.

is definately within the realm of possibility. I would not have thought so 2 weeks ago. The latest CBS polls has Hillary ahead by 6 in Indiana, a possible come from behind victory, and has Barack ahead by 3 in North Carolina. Too close to call there. Tuesday will be a nail biter. No doubt.

this is so amusing, since obama thought he had such a lock on both of these states. the wright factor, anyone?

I think another eli elitist would be a disasterous result for the country and for the world. It's fruitless to speculate at any rate, let's wait for the results to come in.

WIN either of the 2 today. I hope Clinton can but these 2 states are up in the air.

But to the point of view of MOB when Clinton wins it is always a narrow win. When Obama wins it's a landslide. Polls don't count! Number are what matters! When Obama started catching up in PA it was a strong mandate for Obama but when Clinton closes the gap in IN and NC its an anomaly.

Well at the end of the day no matter who barely wins (and that is how I see it) we will still be without a REAL winner. The numbers aren't going to change much because we don't have a winer takes all system.

This is going to come down to a bunch of gutless Stupid Delegates (put in place by who?) who will vote only to preserve their options in the future. To hell with the voters! It has been planned all along and we fell into the trap.

We need a viable recall system to get these pandering delegates the hell out of the system. Also the voters in each state should be allowed to recall their representatives who do not support them. e.g. Kennedy and Kerry! There are probably some on the Clinton side as well.

Remember that democrat in California that was recalled and the terminator became gov? It seems that California is better off now than they were then but he works with both parties, will our winner?