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I'll be waiting to read about the polls they took from the.......... Less Educated Blacks and the Less Educated Browns, and?..
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By The Associated Press – 16 hours ago
A CLINTON ADVANTAGE OVER OBAMA IN NOVEMBER, THOUGH MCCAIN DOES BEST OF ALL
According to an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll in April, the certain Republican presidential nominee John McCain would get more votes than Hillary Rodham Clinton from white voters who have not finished college, 43 percent to 30 percent. Barack Obama would do even worse than Clinton, trailing McCain with this group 44 percent to 22 percent. McCain has a 23-percentage point lead against Clinton among whites who have graduated college, but just an eight-point margin over Osama with that group.
DEMOCRATIC CONTEST TAKES ITS TOLL
Osama was viewed unfavorably in April by 53 percent of whites without college degrees, up from 41 percent in November's AP-Yahoo poll. Clinton's negative ratings with that group have not really changed, but have not gotten better, either. Fifty-seven percent of these voters had unfavorable views of Clinton in November, and 55 percent did in April. McCain's negative views from them sat at 32 percent both months.
HOW RACE AND EDUCATION AFFECT THE RACE
read it all.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iYzxlYNLH6b47qyfHMTmdsW7Y9-wD90E7CAG0

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By The Associated Press – 16 hours ago
A CLINTON ADVANTAGE OVER OBAMA IN NOVEMBER, THOUGH MCCAIN DOES BEST OF ALL
According to an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll in April, the certain Republican presidential nominee John McCain would get more votes than Hillary Rodham Clinton from white voters who have not finished college, 43 percent to 30 percent. Barack Obama would do even worse than Clinton, trailing McCain with this group 44 percent to 22 percent. McCain has a 23-percentage point lead against Clinton among whites who have graduated college, but just an eight-point margin over Osama with that group.
DEMOCRATIC CONTEST TAKES ITS TOLL
Osama was viewed unfavorably in April by 53 percent of whites without college degrees, up from 41 percent in November's AP-Yahoo poll. Clinton's negative ratings with that group have not really changed, but have not gotten better, either. Fifty-seven percent of these voters had unfavorable views of Clinton in November, and 55 percent did in April. McCain's negative views from them sat at 32 percent both months.
HOW RACE AND EDUCATION AFFECT THE RACE
read it all.
http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5iYzxlYNLH6b47qyfHMTmdsW7Y9-wD90E7CAG0