Indiana's Presidential Race

Sheila Suess Kennedy | 06/25/2008 - 09:32

At MyDD, there's further discussion of the implications of the SUSA poll that found McCain and Obama essentially tied in Indiana:

Think this poll is a mere aberration, an outlier that shows Obama unusually and incorrectly strong in his neighboring state of Indiana? The Pollster.com trend estimate, which tracks all of the recent polling from the state, doesn't, showing Obama leading by an average of 48 percent to 47 percent. Neither does Real Clear Politics, which shows Obama up 47.0 percent to 46.5 percent, or Five Thirty Eight, which shows Obama up 46.5 percent to 45.4 percent and gives the Illinois Democrat at 55 percent shot of carrying Indiana (a state it now calls a "tossup").

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Will the Choice of Biden and not Bayh Make it Harder for Obama to Win Indiana?
Yes. Evan Bayh would have energized Indiana Democrats and "tipped" the state.
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Maybe. But choosing Bayh would have made it much, much harder to win the election.
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No. Indiana voters know Bayh, and choosing him would have reflected poorly on Obama's judgment.
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Hard to say.
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