which means the nomination will be just two states closer to Obama's hands

ZOMG!!! PPP is in teh tank for Obama!

Pander vs. principle on the gas tax.

My guess is that is the main reason he is closing in. Probably too late for a W, but turnout will be important as usual.

If you support Obama, get on the phones now.
If you support Hillary, go figure out how to work that coffee machine.

Screw all this guess-work. Let's get to voting! Come on, Tuesday! Let's end this primary, all ready.

Lieberman or Obama. Choose one all ready.

She wins the double header and the nomination in June.

Gas prices and Iran mistakes by Obama with more mistakes to come from this rookie.

Too many problems do have a rookie with no solutions be the nominee.

any idea if Survey USA will release a poll on North Carolina today? They did release one on Indiana.

Something that I have not seen discussed:

The Wild Card in Indiana.

Indiana has the most restrictive Voter Photo ID
requirements in the nation. The Supreme Court just ruled that it is legal.

How might that affect all those people who do not have a driver's license.

Will it depress the vote in poor urban areas, and
might it also impact a sizable number of elderly voters who no longer have up to date drivers' licenses?

Does anyone have an on the ground reporting on this possible disruption of the voting patterns tomorrow?

oops, that was to the always charming Liam

I just got an e-mail from the Obama campaign asking me to volunteer in their effort to register voters for November. Since she didn't do anything even when she was sitting on a big pile of money for an easy re-election campaign in 2006, I'm sure the Clinton campaign isn't doing anything now to help the party and the party nominee in November.

THIS IS IDIOTIC NEWS!!! FOR HILLARY!!1

PPP's miserable failure in Pennsylvania casts some doubt on these results, despite a relatively accurate track record in previous contests. Oddly enough, PPP and SUSA's disagreement this time around doesn't seem based on sample weighting.

PPP's sample puts Indiana's African American vote at 12% (Obama wins 81/13), SUSA at 10% (Obama wins 77/21). Otherwise, SUSA's sample demographics look generally more favorable for Obama, with 52% of LV/Actual voters between 18-49 years (SUSA 18-34 Obama 53/42, 35-49 Clinton 55/42), while PPP has only 41% of LVs aged 18-45 (PPP 18-29 Obama 53/41, 30-45 Obama 47/45). SUSA's gender weighting also diverges pretty significantly from PPP's poll, with likely Indiana voters at only 52% female (Clinton 60/38). PPP has Indiana women at 56% of the total electorate (Clinton 53/40). Obama competitiveness in troublesome seems to explain PPP's result.

Looks to me like two very different results from PPP and SUSA. SUSA paints a very grim picture for Senator Obama. Using their numbers here, I get 717 total LV/AV (from a sample of 1400). If Senator Obama wins African Americans (10% of the electorate, according to SUSA) by a familiar 9 to 1 ratio, he will still lose by 10 points, 55-45. Without breaking out in those core Hillary demographics with the sort of numbers shown in the PPP poll, Senator Obama has no chance. I wonder which poll will be right this time?

Quick Oilbama trolls, Oilbama is losing. Immediatly get your Oilbama media trolls to suggest taking Hillary into a back room and kill her, and have an Oilbama rally and cheer while one of you calls Hillary a F*cking Wh*re. You need to keep up this classy campaign about Hope and Change.

I believe you will all burn in hell.

Dream on!

I predict Hillary will win Indiana by double digits!

"Dream on" is right, Rae K. Better vote for Obama in the general, or you can kiss Roe vs. Wade goodbye.

"Iran mistake," gotalife? Oh, you must mean Hillary's reckless threat to "totally obliterate" it...at last, that irresponsible remark is getting some media play! Certainly took long enough. If Obama had said such a stupid thing, we'd be hearing about it round-the-clock for a week.

It's always good to vote for the Democrat in a Democratic primary--hence I'll be voting for Obama tomorrow.

Clinton has no hope winning NC. With 35% of Votes being from AA at 9-1 for him, the Olibama guy has 31.5% already in his pocket. He needs to win only 28.5% of all other votes to win NC. So there is no chance in the hell that he will lose NC tomorrow. So there may be a reverse Bradley effect in all NC polls. All those pollsters showing Clinton within 5% should start doing something else for a life. I pray Mrs. Clinton stay within 10% of Olibaam, that will be a huge win.

Indiana is on the other hand a supposed last battleground. If Clinton wins by double digit, people will ask, how cannot Obama do better in his neighboring state? One has to wonder, had MO voted at this time, would Obama have even be able to get an even split of delegates?