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Clinton loses big chunk of her lead in California
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 Clinton loses big chunk of her lead in California
By: Dan SmithIn a sign that Californians are tapping into a presidential primary season largely playing out elsewhere, the race here between Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama has narrowed substantially since October, according to a Field Poll released Tuesday.
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By: Dan SmithIn a sign that Californians are tapping into a presidential primary season largely playing out elsewhere, the race here between Democrats Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama has narrowed substantially since October, according to a Field Poll released Tuesday.Clinton still holds a 14-point lead over fellow U.S. Sen. Obama among likely voters in the Democratic primary, 36 percent to 22 percent. But the margin between the two has dropped from the 25-point gap Field recorded just two months ago.Poll Director Mark DiCamillo said his findings show California voters - who will go to the polls Feb. 5 - have started to tune in to the primary debate raging two and three time zones away. "The events of Iowa and elsewhere are having an effect," he said. "Many voters in California were kind of reflexively behind Clinton. Now, they're not as sure. … Hillary Clinton has been on the defensive more in the last month than she has in the entire campaign."The tightening in California reflects a similar dynamic in states whose voters will make their choices in January.An average of state polls conducted in New Hampshire, for instance, shows Clinton's lead there fell from 19 points in October to 11.5 points in November. More recent polls in New Hampshire show a statistical dead heat.
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