May 6, 2008

Majority of Democrats Say Keep Campaigning

More than half of Democrats (60%) think that both Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton should continue to campaign for the Democratic nomination. Twenty-three percent say Clinton should drop out and 15% say Obama should drop out.
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