With just over two weeks to go until the Pennsylvania Democratic primary, the latest presidential polls generally show small Clinton leads in Pennsylvania and Indiana, plus a big Obama lead in North Carolina.
Pennsylvania
Obama 45%-Clinton 45% (American Research Group)
Clinton 49%-Obama 41% (Strategic Vision (R))
Obama 45%-Clinton 43% (PPP)
Clinton 45%-Obama 43% (Insider Advantage)
Clinton 47%-Obama 42% (Rasmussen)
Clinton 48%-Obama 41% (Real Clear Politics average)
Indiana
Clinton 49%-Obama 46% (Research 2000)
Clinton 52%-Obama 43% (SurveyUSA)
North Carolina
Obama 56%-Clinton 33% (Rasmussen)
Obama 54%-Clinton 36% (PPP)
Obama 52%-Clinton 36% (Real Clear Politics average)
With Obama outspending Clinton by wide margins in all these states, the question now is whether he can beat her in all three and effectively end the nomination contest on May 6. Or, will Obama and Clinton keep swapping victories, resulting in neither having clinched by June 3? At this point, it looks like it could go either way.