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April 22, 2008
Posted: 06:10 PM ET
From CNN Senior Political Analyst Bill Schneider
Obama addresses the crowd at the University of Pittsburgh.
(CNN) – Barack Obama will win the Democratic nomination, a majority of Pennsylvania voters believe. According to the exit polls, 54 percent of primary voters said Obama will be the party's nominee while 43 percent said Clinton will win. In what could be a troubling sign, only 38 percent of voters said they'd be satisfied if either candidate was the nominee. Meanwhile 32 percent said they'd be satisfied only if Clinton wins, while 25 percent said they'd be satisfied only if Obama wins. For the time being at least, the party is sharply divided between these two candidates. Filed under: Barack Obama Bill Schneider Exit Polls Hillary Clinton |
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