Clinton a seulement 5 points d’avance en Pennsylvanie (Rasmussen)
Ecart stabilisé selon Rasmussen. Mais Obama risque bien d’être très proche en Pennsylvanie, ce qui pourrait pousser Clinton vers la sortie plutôt que prévu.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey shows Clinton leading Barack Obama by five percentage points in the Keystone State, 48% to 43%. That’s little changed from a week ago, but down from a ten-point lead two weeks ago, a thirteen-point lead in mid-March and a fifteen-point advantage in early March.
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