Gallup: Obama Gains Among Former Clinton Supporters

[Thrill]

The Democratic convention appears to have helped solidify support for Barack Obama among former Hillary Clinton supporters, with the percent saying they will vote for Obama in November increasing from 70% pre-convention to 81% post-convention, and the percent who say they are certain to vote for Obama up from 47% to 65%.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/109957/Obama-Gains-Among-Former-Clinton-Supporters.aspx

Come home folks. Lets beat these neo cons

[WeDidIt]

1. That's higher than KErry or Gore

We're on our way.

[d_b]

2. Hope.

[grannylib]

3. The media hyped much of the tension between the supporters,

I think. Palin is NO Clinton, not even freakin' close, and for the McLame campaign to think that she will attract Clinton supporters simply because she's female is about as cluelessly insulting as it gets.
There ain't a pole long enough to allow McLame to get in touch. He's past hope.

[still_one]

4. They better, because the stake of our country is at stake /nt

[bdamomma]

10. we cannot afford 4 more years.

that is for damn sure.

[Kdillard]

5. Thank you Senator Clinton and President Clinton. I am glad

that the convention served to put away whatever bad feelings there were and to bring them back to the party. Unity is the only way to victory.

[yellowdogintexas]

6. that is a beautiful sight. nt

[SeaLyons]

7. I can't imagine

a Hillary supporter voting for the repukes now. There is no comparison of Palin to Hillary, and it is an insult to imply that there is.

[snacker]

8. My thoughts exactly! n/t

[bdamomma]

11. wicked insulting

Hillary has it all over this woman.

[redwitch]

12. Sarah Palin is the anti-Hillary.

n/t

[Alter Ego]

9. :woop::woop::woop:

Knew you'd come around, Clintonites (well, actually, I didn't--but I've never been so happy to be proven wrong).

[Hope And Change]

13. K & R!Thanks for posting!

[ProgressiveEconomist]

14. K&R