Upcoming Indiana latimes/Bloomberg poll will have Obama up 5 per Ben Smith

[jezebel]

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/04/upcoming-new-la.html
Pollsters for the L.A. Times and Bloomberg have been in the field in the three states that will next shape the careening Democratic presidential race, and the results will be welcomed by the recently battered and bruised Barack Obama campaign.

We're not quite ready to reveal the numbers; the findings and an analysis of them will be available here about 2 p.m. (PDT). But, in line with a Quinnipiac poll released today for Pennsylvania, the Times/Bloomberg survey reports little change in what had been the trend in the state as its April 22 primary approaches, despite the firestorm over Obama's comments about the mentality of some denizens of small towns.

Same goes for North Carolina -- prevailing voter attitudes there in the May 6 face-off between Hillary Clinton and Obama do not seem to have been reshaped by the controversy.

The big surprise emerged from Indiana, which also holds its primary on May 6. So far, little polling has been conducted there, but what has been done has been positive for Clinton. No so with these new numbers.

The furor currently surrounding Obama erupted Friday afternoon; our polls were conducted Thursday through Monday.

[MadBadger]

1. It doesnt say so here, but post what Ben Smith said, cuz he said Obama is up five.

[Hope And Change]

2. K & R!

:kick:

[thoughtcrime1984]

3. Erroneous!!

There was a poll that showed Hillary up by 16, so this is not even possible.

Oh, K&R! :)

[Drunken Irishman]

4. This'll make Clinton bitter.

[poplockndropit]

5. fake.