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May 2, 2008
Posted: 03:58 PM ET
From CNN Political Producer Ed Hornick, CNN's Alexander Marquardt, CNN's Ed Hornick, CNN's Rebecca Sinderbrand
Sen. Hillary Clinton makes a campaign stop in Kinston, North Carolina, on Friday
WASHINGTON (CNN) — Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama stumped for last-minute votes in Indiana and North Carolina Friday ahead of the states' Tuesday primaries. New polls show Clinton narrowing Obama's lead in North Carolina, once seen as an easy win for Obama. Polling in Indiana shows the two candidates running dead even. "We are seeing terrific support all across Indiana and all across North Carolina … I have no doubt these are going to be tight races. This campaign has been tight throughout," Obama said in Indianapolis, Indiana, Friday morning. "But I am very confident the American people are looking for the kind of truth telling and serious policy making that is going to have an affect on heir lives, and as long as I'm talking about the issues." Filed under: Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Indiana North Carolina |
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