January 29, 2008

No S.C. Boost Yet for Obama

Gallup Daily polling conducted Sunday reveals no major impact thus far of Barack Obama's win in South Carolina on the Democratic race. On the Republican side, the race has narrowed slightly between John McCain and Mitt Romney.
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