Dead But Not Necessarily Out Of It?

Hillary is coming out of the gate strongly in Texas.

Jay Reding:

Real Clear Politics has the latest round of Texas polling, and it is looking very good for Hillary Clinton. PPP has Clinton up by 6%. Insider Advantage has her up by 5%. Zogby has her up by 3%. Rassmussen shows her down, but only by 1%. At this point, Clinton leads in the RCP Poll Average—narrowly, but it’s a lead nonetheless.

Clinton has a solid lead in Ohio, which puts her in a position to almost certainly take that contest. If she takes both Texas and Ohio, she will be in a strong position going into Pennsylvania and some of the later contests. With each passing contest, the idea that this race may not be settled until the convention becomes more and more likely.

On to Denver, baby!

5 thoughts on “Dead But Not Necessarily Out Of It?

  1. Pingback: Hot Air » Blog Archive » Can Hillary win Texas?

  2. Ya gotta respect Obama’s organization: they called me to get me out to vote for him in the Vermont primary today.

    Why is that impressive you ask?

    I moved out of VT and half way across the country almost a decade ago. I’ve moved 3 times since then. I was a registered Independent while there. And they still managed to track me down and robocall me to get my vote.

    I’d call that an impressive GOTV effort.

  3. Not in Vermont, nor in Texas or Ohio. Vermont’s too honest and Texas and Ohio too Republican to tolerate that kind of stuff.

    Now New York, Illinois, or California would be another story. There we could be pretty certain about legions of questionable voters.

    Which brings up some interesting issues if PA actually comes into play after this round for the Dems. Which side will the corrupt machine that runs Philly choose? And how much will they be willing to do to ensure their desired outcome? Normally HRC would be a lock, but BHC may appeal to racial solidarity.

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