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Poll: Pennsylvanians “Sick to Death”
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette did a little poll over the weekend, turning up an interesting number. No, this is was no horserace Clinton-Obama tally (Clinton leads by 5 in the latest poll of polls by RealClearPolitics).Pittsburgh found 64-percent of voters are set in their ways – nothing is going to change their mind in the final 24 hours.
But their online survey (hardly scientific, based on 904 self-selected Web users) found 24-percent of Pennsylvanians are “sick to death of politics.”
Perhaps this is what a barrage of direct mail, phone calls, TV ads and campaign visits will do to the electorate, but if the states that voted before Pennsylvania are any indication, this hotly contested primary will still generate record participation tomorrow night.
--Neil Simon
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