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AOL Obama poll , Obama church affiliation, Obama clarify his feelings on Jeremiah Wright

Posted on March 14, 2008 | Leave a comment

AOL poll results March 14, 2008:

Does Obama’s church affiliation matter to you?
Yes 78% 
No 22% 

Total Votes: 52,334
Should Obama further clarify his feelings on Jeremiah Wright?
Yes 86% 
No 14% 

Total Votes: 50,564

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Obama wins Texas primary, Barack Obama wins more Texas delegates, Hillary loses Texas

Posted on March 12, 2008 | Leave a comment

Initial estimates indicate that Barack Obama has won the democratic primary in Texas. A combination of the popular vote and Texas caucus gives Obama 99 delegates to Clinton’s 94. The official results will be announced by the Texas Secretary of State on March 29 2008.

What have you been hearing from most of the media for days? That Hillary won Texas and Ohio, when she never had Texas firmly in her grasp. We have also been bombarded by the big lie that Hillary gained on Obama from those primaries when in fact she lost 15 delegates to Obama.

Folks, keep referring to 1984 by George Orwell, remember that doublespeak is alive and well and please read “Rewriting History” by Dick Morris.

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Mississippi primary results, Obama leads, is Hillary slipping? 2008 election

Posted on March 11, 2008 | 2 comments

I have had a poll regarding Hillary Clinton’s chances for winning the democratic nomination for several weeks. This is not a scientific poll. The numbers have been very interesting and seem to echo the primary voting and other polls. This is a national poll with small responses. It will be interesting to see how the change in this poll correlates with the results of the Mississippi democratic primary.

The current results, Tuesday, March 11, 2008 are:

Yes  38.2%
No   55.9 %
Too early to tell 5.9 %

CNN is reporting

Obama  leading in exit polls.

CNN projects Barack Obama winner.

Latest AOL poll

Who do you think will be the Democratic presidential nominee?
Barack Obama 65%
Hillary Rodham Clinton 35%
Total Votes: 6,075
From CNN, the latest numbers:
With 99 percent of the precincts reporting, Obama had 61 percent of the vote, compared with Clinton’s 37 percent.

Here are the results from my informal, unscientific poll, regarding Hillary’s chances, Wednesday morning, March 12, 2008:
Yes  36.6%
No   58.5 %
Too early to tell 4.9 %

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Obama leads Clinton, Mississippi democratic primary, latest polls

Posted on March 11, 2008 | 1 comment

On March 10, 2008 I posted the results of my informal, unscientific, poll:

The current results, Monday, March 10, 2008 are:

  • Yes  38.7 %
  • No   54.8 %
  • Too early to tell 6.5 %

I did not realize when I posted these numbers that they almost exactly match the CBS poll of February 25.
CBS Poll:
Obama 54%
Clinton 38%

Here are the latest poll results from 2 leading pollsters:

Mississippi democratic primary 

American Research Group

Obama 54%
Clinton 38%

Rasmussen

Obama 53%
Clinton 39%

Interesting numbers. Coincidence?

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