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To: American Spirit who wrote (76278)	1/24/2008 7:14:52 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 89467

Obama's Feb 5 Strategy Develops.... marcambinder.theatlantic.com

To: American Spirit who wrote (76278)	1/24/2008 7:43:16 PM
From: stockman_scott	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 89467

If Hillary Clinton Wins the Nomination huffingtonpost.com

To: American Spirit who wrote (76278)	1/24/2008 8:02:02 PM
From: stockman_scott	Respond to of 89467

Here's a new SurveyUSA poll...I'll believe nothing until the votes are cast...Obama is holding his ground but it looks like Hillary's taken a hit this week and Edwards is benefiting for now...would love to see Edwards finish a strong 2nd in South Carolina... surveyusa.com Two days till the South Carolina Democratic Primary, SurveyUSA finds Barack Obama at 45%, unchanged from a week ago; Hillary Clinton at 29%, down 7 from a week ago, and John Edwards at 22%, up 7 from a week ago. Research conducted for WSPA-TV Greenville and WCSC-TV Charleston. All interviews conducted after results of the Nevada Caucus were known. Among white voters today, Clinton and Edwards are effectively tied, 37% Clinton (down 13 points from last week) to 34% Edwards (up 8 points from last week). Upstate, all 3 candidates are within 8 points of each other. In the Midlands, Obama is 2:1 atop Clinton. In the Low County, Obama and Clinton are down, Edwards is up, but Obama still leads by 15 points. More than a third of Democrats are focused on the Economy as the most important issue for the next president. Of those, Obama is backed by 48%, Clinton by 29%, Edwards by 20%. Among black voters, Obama leads 73% to 18%. Among voters under 50, Obama leads by 24. Among voters age 50+, Obama leads by 8. South Carolina is one of very few, and possibly the only Democratic primary state, where Obama leads among female voters. In most other states, Clinton has a stranglehold on women. Here in SC, Clinton led Obama by 33 points among females in November, but today, Obama is 12 atop Clinton among women.