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Hillary Leads By 4% With 74% Reporting In Indiana

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Democrats, Hillary, Indiana

Wow.

Clinton – 481,229 – 52%
Obama – 443,591 – 48%

Who would have thunk it?

However, Chuck Todd just said on MSNBC that the Obama campaign doesn’t think they took it. By their calculations, they’re about 15,000 votes too short.

But if those numbers hold up, this is already a BIG story because Obama is keeping Indiana tight and blowing her out in North Carolina.

My thoughts about why this is happening? I think it was probably the gas tax. Because note the trustworthiness numbers coming out of this primary. He’s definitely seen as much more so than her.

More soon…

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