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Obama On Track For Big Victory In Mississippi Today
Today is the Mississippi primary, in which Barack Obama is excepted to win big thanks to heavy African-American turnout, as he has in other Deep South primaries.
The Jackson Clarion-Ledger says turnout is expected to be only light to moderate, but still higher than the 2004 primary when John kerry had already sewn up the nomination. The polls close at 8 p.m. ET.
Here are the latest polls:
ARG: Obama 54%, Clinton 38% (March 10)
InsiderAdvantage: Obama 54%, Clinton 37% (March 10)
Rasmussen: Obama 53%, Clinton 39% (March 8)
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