Rasmussen: Obama leads Clinton by 11% since NC victory

[Upton]

One of the ways that the Democratic campaign could end almost immediately is that Hillary Clinton could get polled to death. If the tracking polls over the next couple of days reveal a significant bounce for Barack Obama, that will signify that the electorate has made its choice and is prepared to move onward to the general election.

On that front, the news from Rasmussen is good for Barack Obama. He leads Hillary Clinton by 8 points over the four days of their tracking poll, but by 11 points in the two days of interviewing since the North Carolina and Indiana primaries were completed.

http://www.fivethirtyeight.com/2008/05/rasmussen-obama-leads-clinton-by-11.html

[elocs]

1. Until the words of concession come from the very mouth of Senator Clinton,

any, every, and all poll results that are in any way negative toward her will be dismisses.

[Upton]

2. Still it indicates a post NC bounce

for Obama. If her national poll numbers begin to drop drastically maybe it will hurry her out of the race.

[elocs]

3. I am not saying that you are wrong or that the poll does not reflect reality,

just what I think the reaction of Clinton supporters will be to it because that is what they have been.

[FrenchieCat]

4. Wow....excellent!