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Quinnipiac: Hillary Ahead By Nine In PA Primary, Runs Stronger Than Obama In Big Swing States
This morning's Quinnipiac polls show Hillary Clinton running nine points ahead of Barack Obama in the Pennsylvania primary, not significantly down from her lead two weeks ago:
Clinton 50% (-3)
Obama 41% (+0)
Meanwhile, Clinton is running stronger than Obama for the general election in Pennsylvania and two other big swing states — due to more solid support from white voters — which the Clinton campaign will be sure to use in arguing that they're more electable:
Florida
Clinton (D) 44%, McCain (R) 42%
McCain (R) 46%, Obama (D) 37%
Ohio
Clinton (D) 48%, McCain (R) 39%
Obama (D) 43%, McCain (R) 42%
Pennsylvania
Clinton (D) 48%, McCain (R) 40%
Obama (D) 43%, McCain (R) 39%
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