Latest Obama-Clinton Polling

Obama is still trending up in the two major national tracking polls during a period when Clinton's Bosnia sniper fantasy dominated much of the coverage. I'd guess this will continue when the impacts of the Clinton tax return release and Mark Penn's serious conflict of interest on Colombian "free" trade enter the picture.

NATIONAL

Gallup daily tracking poll. 4/4-6. Likely voters. MoE 4% (4/2-5 results)

Obama 52 (49)
Clinton 43 (46)

Rasmussen daily tracking poll. 4/3-6. Likely voters. MoE 3% (4/3-5 results)

Obama 51 (50)
Clinton 41 (42)

UPDCOMING PRIMARY STATES
Clinton's still leading in Indiana anywhere from 3 to 10 points, but Obama has made inroads. She's way ahead in Kentucky. The results in both states essentially  match expectations. Obama is dramatically ahead in North Carolina, as predicted. In Pennsylvania, Obama seems to be closing the gap rather dramatically, at least according to the two most recent polls, although results are all over the map. Suffice it to say the race in PA is in flux:

INDIANA

Pollster	Dates	N/Pop	Clinton	Obama	Undecided
ARG	4/2-3/08	600 LV	53	44	2
Research 2000	3/31-4/2/08	400 LV	49	46	2
SurveyUSA	3/29-31/08	530 LV	52	43	1

KENTUCKY

Pollster	Dates	N/Pop	Clinton	Obama	Undecided
SurveyUSA	3/28-30/08	572 LV	58	29	4

NORTH CAROLINA

Pollster	Dates	N/Pop	Clinton	Obama	Undecided
PPP (D)	4/5-6/08	928 LV	33	54	13
Rasmussen	4/3/08	704 LV	33	56	11
Charlotte Observer	3/29-4/1/08	400 LV	26	35	39
ARG	3/29-30/08	600 LV	38	51	7

PENNSYLVANIA

Pollster	Dates	N/Pop	Clinton	Obama	Undecided
ARG	4/5-6/08	600 LV	45	45	6
InsiderAdvantage	4/2/08	659 LV	45	43	12
Muhlenberg	3/27-4/2/08	406 LV	51	41	6
PPP (D)	3/31-4/1/08	1224 LV	43	45	13
Rasmussen	3/31/08	730 LV	47	42	11
SurveyUSA	3/29-31/08	LV	53	41	2
Quinnipiac	3/24-31/08	1549 RV	50	41	8
Strategic Vision (R)	3/28-30/08	LV	49	41	10

All polling data from https://www.pollster.com/.