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Poll shows Obama leads Clinton in Texas and Ohio
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 Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2008 7:00 pm Post subject: Poll shows Obama leads Clinton in Texas and Ohio |
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 Poll shows Obama leads Clinton in Texas and Ohio
Decision spam is the first pollster to proclaim Barack Obama as the leader in either of the two big states that vote on March 4: Texas, Ohio. They say that they carefully selected the demographic compositions used in their polls. Most pollsters thus far have not been fully representing the support Barack Obama gets at the polls because the demographic composition of those going out to the polls tend to be under-represented in traditional polling based on previous turnout.
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Decision spam is the first pollster to proclaim Barack Obama as the leader in either of the two big states that vote on March 4: Texas, Ohio. They say that they carefully selected the demographic compositions used in their polls. Most pollsters thus far have not been fully representing the support Barack Obama gets at the polls because the demographic composition of those going out to the polls tend to be under-represented in traditional polling based on previous turnout. Democratic CandidateTXOHPollsterDADADate2/20-212/20-21Barack Obama57%54%Hillary Clinton43%46%DetailsLinkLinkAccording to the Democratic Texas poll by Decision spam:“As the second most populous state, Texas’ delegate count is large, and an Obama win of the magnitude indicated by our survey would most likely propel Obama to the Democratic nomination,” according to Jerry W. Thomas, President/CEO of Decision spam. “It is still two weeks to the March 4 election, and many things can happen, but as of today, Obama has a commanding lead.” The issues of greatest importance to those who plan to vote in the Democratic Primary are (in order of importance): making healthcare more affordable (chosen by 35%); making the economy stronger and better (chosen by 29%); bringing the troops home from Iraq (28%); leadership (ability to manage government, work with world leaders, get things done) (17%); reducing gasoline prices and the cost of energy (16%). According to the Democratic Ohio poll by Decision spam:
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