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Quinnipiac: Both Dems Beating McCain
A new Quinnipiac national poll shows the two Democrats winning against John McCain by similar margins -- a potential stumbling block for Hillary Clinton's argument that she's the more electable candidate in the wake of her huge West Virginia win:
Obama (D) 47%, McCain (R) 40%
Clinton (D) 46%, McCain (R) 41%Sample size: 1,745 registered voters.
Margin of error: ±2.4%
On the other hand, the poll does have some good news for Clinton, with 63% of Democratic respondents saying she should stay in the race, and 60% of Dems saying Obama should pick her as his running mate.
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