Clinton Leads Obama by 33 Points
Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination is picking up steam. She has widened her lead over Barack Obama by an impressive 33 points, according to the latest Washington Post/ABC poll.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination is picking up steam. She has widened her lead over Barack Obama by an impressive 33 points, according to the latest Washington Post/ABC poll.
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Clinton got support from a full majority for the first time in any national survey about the Democratic presidential field. She is backed by 53 percent in the latest Washington Post/ABC News poll.
Obama follows far behind, with 20 percent, and John Edwards has 13 percent.
“I think it’s pretty well done, don’t you? All over but the voting,” said Rep. Tom Petri (D-Wis.), when asked about the poll.
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