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Two New Polls Put Obama Way Ahead In Oregon
A new pair of polls in Oregon give Barack Obama a big lead going into tomorrow's primary, a contest that is expected to clinch a majority of pledged delegates for him:
SurveyUSA
Obama 55%
Clinton 42%Sample size: 627 likely and actual primary voters.
Margin of error: ±4%.Public Policy Polling (D)
Obama 58%
Clinton 39%Sample size: 1,296 likely and actual primary voters.
Margin of error: ±2.7%.
From PPP's analysis: "Obama has likely pretty much won the election already. Oregon votes by mail, and he is polling at 59% with the 74% of poll respondents who reported already having cast their ballots."
These polls both run counter to a Suffolk poll from earlier today, which had shown it to be a close race.
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