May 3, 2008
Posted: May 3rd, 2008 03:03 PM ET
From CNN Chief National Correspondent John King
The Rev. Jeremiah Wright.
WASHINGTON (CNN) - Politics is a business of numbers, and the numbers favor Sen. Barack Obama. But they are changing in ways that give Sen. Hillary Clinton some hope, and have dramatically changed how Republicans look at the presidential election. In a world of so many polls and findings within those polls, a few stand out:
And in a new Pew Research Center national survey, Clinton's lead among whites who didn't attend college has increased to 40 percentage points from 10 in March. Filed under: Barack Obama Hillary Clinton Jeremiah Wright |
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