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What the polls say
Tue, March 11, 2008 - 5:15 PM
As we’ve said before, Mississippi is considered Obama-friendly country.The most recent polls are predicting double-digit leads for Obama tonight.
It appears Clinton has closed the gap slightly, but not enough to make it a tight race. It would be a real upset if she won tonight. But it wouldn't be the first time this race surprised us.
-- Amy Dominello
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