My guess: Clinton wins by 8.

And doesn't make an appreciable dent in popular vote or delegats.

closer to her "supposed" internal polling that was "supposedly" leaked to Drudge.

e x p e c t a t i o n s!

BHO will do better than this with African-Americans and men.

Don't forget Suffolk poll which gives her a 10 point lead....and ARG which gives her a 13 point lead....however it is true, that most polls show her winning between 5 points to 9 points....either way, they all agree that she is going to win....just how big, is up for debate.

And people, if you're sick and tired of this primary (and some of the comments), go to "Inspired by Hillary in da' House...." and share your nominations for worst songs of all time.

(You can thank A Missouri Voter for this).

It's a chance to torment people. Make them have bits of the worst songs in the world running through their brains for the rest of the afternoon.

It sure beats working!

only 71% from African-Americans?
has there been any primary or caucus where that was the final exit poll data?
and the same question for the under 30s?

just because other blacks voted for obama in other states, don't mean same in pennsylvania.... don't forget all those black people who endorsed her and is working hard for her to win....maybe the poll is right:)

GO HILLARY!!!!!!!!!!

however, i would like to see atleast a 15 point win:)

Yeah, but Rendell and Nutter have the fix on in Philly, so 71% in PA...

so many polls coming out today has caused my head to hurt. I get it, HRC will win...

I'm disappointed by the Clinton campaign. They usually take their dirtiest shot on the Friday before a primary so they can try to dominate the weekend- this time they waited til Monday. They're off their game.

If they win by 6 points or less, the MSM is not going to spin their way this time!

Is it a psychological term for how Hillacrats be behaving. I find it remarkable how they will set their dignity so low just to get a rise out of someone. Even if they were serious, common sense does not sink in with them. It would seem like they hate these candidates on a personal level outside the election

Did anyone else notice that this poll has 12% undecideds?!

That's enough to swing the race to Obama or lead to a total Clinton domination. This poll is worthless with such a high undecided number!

declare her dead! declare her the worst thing this side of the devil! declare her untrustworthy! declare her a republican!

you and your young tech saavy friends in the media just keep declaring away.

and just like the tortoise racing against the hare, hrc and her supporters will just keep nibbling, and nibbling and nibbling away at the "mathematically insurmountable obama lead" all the way through the remaining 12m votes and 10 state primaries and caucuses yet to be held and we'll see where things stand.

maybe we get it done. maybe we come up short. i can't predict. what i can predict is that if hrc goes on a run where she takes 7 of the last 10 (or 10 of the last 14 contests), makes for a pretty compelling case that she's got the demonstrated momentum and key state support to win in november (versus the guy who's demonstrated the ability to raise and spend records amounts of money in the nomination but who just can't seem to close the deal, and who's bloom may have fallen from the rose).

getting hrc-friendly media narratives is virtually impossible in this obama-biased media atmosphere, but certain narratives just can't be denied no matter what obstructionist efforts are waged.

unlike you obama-ites, i'm looking forward to the remaining contests in this race. i actually feel optimistic and confident.

how about you kids? :)

THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR OBAMA. I HOPE IT REACHES ABOUT 15% BEFORE THE PRIMARY

But undecideds usually break to Clinton, so if I used this poll, I'd put her ahead by 12.

I think if Obama manages to somehow get less than a 10 point loss, which is not something I am actually predicting btw, than it will be a win for him.

Frankly I think that anything less than the 19-26 points he was behind by March 17th there, depending on which poll you were looking at, will be a victory. That being said, a single digit loss for Obama wold be huge. Anything bigger will be heralded by our oh-so intelligent MSM as being a really Big Deal for Hillary. Ignoring that she needs a blow out of gotalife proportions, say 20-30 points, for it to really matter. And then repeat that in just about every other state left. Barring that? Even a 15 point victory won't matter too much in the long run. Which please, let this race sooner, than later. So tired of this.

What?!

No drastic change b/c of Obama's "McCain will be better than Bush" gaffe?

AA vote of 25%? LOL. Yeah, right.

I want to be one of the first to congratulate Hillary Clinton on running a great campaign, and to wish her the best of luck in her continuing career as one of the most valuable members of the United States Senate.

I'm guessing that she wins by between 6 and 16 points, but that the difference between the two figures simply don't matter, AT ALL, in the greater scheme of things, other than to put Obama closer to the number of electoral votes he needs to win than he was beforehand.

I'm also guessing that anyone foolish enough to believe that voters in Indiana or North Carolina are going to base their votes on what people in Pennsylvania think should consider getting themselves spayed and/or neutered to try and keep that kind of stupid from spreading.

Are you guys getting the "classmates.com" ad at the top of this page? If so, are the two photographs jiggling and bouncing around?

On my screen, it looks for all the world like masturbating teens.

Obama loses Pennsylvania. He wins the nomination, wins the the general election and assumes the presidency with a Democratic majority in the House and in the Senate.

As a result, small town Pennsylvanians experience a marked improvement in the quality of their lives. They become less embittered. Guns are not outlawed.
Their religious lives proceed unimpeded.

sorry

the teens are gone.

Chance to win millions of dollars instead

I find it funny that the media dismiss the AA vote. Saying thats the only reason he wins elections. But never mention that the fact women vote for Hillary because she is a woman. Why not dismiss the female vote? Also, she is getting votes because of her last name alone. Double Standards I guess.