TOMMORROW IS THE BIG DAY!........cont.....>>

POLL UP DATE:
Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Monday shows Hillary Clinton with a four-point advantage over John McCain, 47% to 43%. At the same time, McCain leads Barack Obama by an identical margin, 47% to 43%

In these match-ups, Clinton is supported by 78% of Democrats, Obama by 67%. McCain leads both potential opponents by four percentage points among unaffiliated voters.

Be sure to go to Rasmussen to read it all. Watch for New polling data for West Virginia today.
Texas: McCain Holds Modest Lead Over Both Democrats


I am waiting to see if SUSA comes out with a new poll today, they seem to always have one on Mondays. While we are waiting I wanted to repost this from NRO. It is from Tuesday April 29th but worth a repost as Indiana and North Carolina will be voting tomorrow.

NEW SUSA POLL!!!!!! Clinton 54%, Obama 42%.

Clinton Has The Hoosiers Right Where She Wants Them, 24 Hours Till Votes Are Counted: 24 hours till votes are counted in the Indiana Democratic Primary, Hillary Clinton defeats Barack Obama in the symbolically important popular vote, and possibly by enough to pick up more than a trivial number of net Convention delegates, according to SurveyUSA's final pre-primary tracking poll conducted for WCPO-TV Cincinnati and WHAS-TV Louisville. In 4 tracking polls over the past 5 weeks, Clinton has never polled lower than 52%, Obama has never polled higher than 43%. At the wire, they finish: Clinton 54%, Obama 42%. Among males, the two have been tied in 3 of the 4 tracking polls. Among females, Clinton has always led by at least 14, and finishes ahead by 22. Among Republicans and Independents, the two are effectively tied. Among Democrats, Clinton finishes ahead by 19. Clinton leads among Conservatives, Moderates and Liberals. She leads among Pro Life and Pro Choice voters, among regular and not-so-regular church goers. In Northern Indiana, she leads by 11. In Central and Southern Indiana, she leads by 27. In greater Indianapolis, Obama leads. Among voters under 35, Obama leads. Among voters over 35, Clinton leads.

24-Hours Till NC Votes are Counted, Obama Clings to Small Lead Over Clinton
Obama ...50% ....Clinton 45%...Other 3%....Undecided 2%
Among those who say they have already voted, Obama leads by 16 points. Among those who say they will vote on Primary Day, Obama and Clinton are effectively tied.

If SurveyUSA Is On Target, We're Seeing a Dramatic Shift

After seeing the Survey USA poll showing Hillary within 5 percent of Obama in North Carolina, I decided to go back to see how that firm had done in recent Democratic contests.

In Pennsylvania, Survey USA's last poll had Hillary 50, Obama 44. The final numbers in the Keystone State were 54.6 percent to 45.4 percent.

In Ohio, Survey USA's last poll had it Hillary 54, Obama 44. That almost nailed it, as the final numbers there were 54.2 percent to 44.1 percent.

In Texas, Survey USA's last poll had Obama ahead, 49 to 48. Hillary won that state, but it was indeed close, 50.9 percent to 47.4 percent. They had Hillary two points too low, and Obama about 1.5 percent too high.

So while Survey USA is the only one putting North Carolina in single digits, their track record lately suggests we shouldn't expect them to be too far off the final results. Also note that Survey USA puts Hillary ahead in Indiana by 9 percent.

I will update when the poll comes out from SUSA if they do have one today. Here is another repost. If you are wondering about this fuss over the gas tax.
Fact Check: Obama and the gas taxes

UPDATE:
This is a good read...*
Dialogue isn't the last word*
Obama's theme of transcending race to "bring together" everyone sounds better in a speech than it plays out in reality.

The Messenger Who Killed the Message*
"If you condemn bigotry when it is turned against people like you, but tolerate it when people like you turn it against someone else, you forfeit all claim to the moral high ground. You are a hypocrite acting only from narrow self interest."

Obama's Chilly Spring

Why Oprah quit Jeremiah Wright's church and Barack Obama didn't*
Read comment here

Check out what Crag Crawford is saying today.
Obama's Clinton Focus Helps Her

Popular Mechanics
WHILE Hillary Clinton probably can’t catch Barack Obama in the race for most pledged delegates at the Democratic presidential nominating convention, she does have a shot at overtaking him in the popular vote.

UPDATE: Hillary Clinton: I'm ready to deliver the solutions nation needs