New Gallup poll has Obama up
According to Gallup's daily tracking poll, Obama has a 3 point lead on Clinton, 48% to 45%, reversing a dip that had Clinton leading by 7 points. The surge comes after Obama's important speech on race, and an endorsement by Gov. Bill Richardson of New Mexico. Versus their Republican opponent, John McCain, both Democrats have inched closer in the latest update on registered voters' general election preferences. McCain holds just a two percentage point edge over both -- 46% to 44% over Obama and 47% to 45% over Clinton. Read more.
hillary clinton, barack obama, john mccain, Gallup Poll
