Clinton Holds Lead in Pa. Poll Among Working Class Voters
A McClatchy MSNBC Post-Gazette poll shows Hillary Clinton leading Barack Obama 48 to 43 percent in Pennsylvania with 8 percent undecided. Clinton leads among women whites Catholics and Jews while Obama leads among blacks under 35 Protestants and those seeking change. She dominates hunters bowlers and gun owners but beer drinkers split evenly.
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Undeclared superdelegates delay choosing nominee
The Associated Press reports more than 100 undecided superdelegates weigh factors beyond primaries, focusing on a November winner. Obama leads in pledged delegates, while Clinton holds more endorsements overall though Obama has gained ground amid steady party deliberations.
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Obama says McCain would be better than Bush in PA
Obama told a Reading crowd that McCain would be better for the country than Bush while urging turnout for Pennsylvania’s primary. He said all three Democrats would be better than Bush and argued the need for a candidate who can change the country in the long term.
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