Heh, if you look at the polls an Obama win in PA looks about as likely as, umm, well, a Clinton win in NC. Neither is happening :P
Today's Rasmussen shows Clinton up ten in Pennsylvania. Today's PPP poll shows Obama up 21 in North Carolina. Obviously, each is likely to win the state he/she leads in now. I just think it's a bad idea to make assumptions so late in the game - particularly with almost a month left until the PA primary. But I suppose when your back is against the wall you have to gamble a little.
Doesn't PPP have Clinton up by something like 26 in PA? I am not sure what is going on for them, but they seem to be predicting blowouts in both directions.
I agree. The PPP is off on both states.
you should compare the results of different polling firms in a graphic that suggests a trend...
It only confuses and isn't comparable.
That should be shouldn't compare