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The John Edwards endorsement spawns imitators, and Republicans set their sights on Obama. Clinton's chances wane another 0.1 points to 1.7 percent . Obama nabbed a slew of endorsements yesterday on the heels of Edwards' announcement, including California Read More...
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Endorsements from formerly coy John Edwards and the United Steelworkers for Obama are two more nails in the Clinton coffin. Clinton's odds drop 1.1 to 1.8 percent . Whatever momentum Clinton picked up from her 41-point West Virginia win the Obama camp Read More...
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The past 24 hours have been a combination of sky highs and brutal lows for Hillary Clinton. She won by double digits in West Virginia—one of her biggest victories yet. But a superdelegate shutout (Obama won four today to her zero) and a crippling campaign Read More...
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Clinton is poised to sweep West Virginia, but Obama has finally surged ahead in the most important contest of all: superdelegates. Dock Clinton half a point to 1.6 percent . We've believed for some time that the day Obama overtakes Clinton in the superdelegate Read More...
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More Clinton supporters get antsy, Obama unveils a bold new strategy to ignore Clinton, and her money woes could be deeper than expected. All of which sinks Clinton's chances another 0.2 points to 2.3 percent . California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, an early Read More...
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Obama comes up big in North Carolina, and Clinton ekes out a win (as of 11 p.m.) in Indiana, the combination of which all but ends Clinton's shot at the nomination. Her chances drop 8.4 points to 4.2 percent . For the past few weeks, Hillary Clinton's Read More...
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Not much changes in the last 24 hours before polls open in Indiana and North Carolina, keeping Clinton's chances of winning the nomination at 12.6 percent . So, a quick snapshot: Polls show tightening races in both Indiana and North Carolina . Except Read More...
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We’ve gotten complaints about the Hillary Deathwatch before, but this is a new one. Dear Application Developer, A Facebook user requested that we forward an anonymous report that your application The Hillary Clinton Deathwatch (application ID #30705275390) Read More...
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The home stretch to Indiana and North Carolina is pocked by negative ads, indecisive polls, and last-minute revelations about Barack Obama and the Teamsters. With an Indiana win within reach, Clinton's chances inch up 0.3 points to 12.6 percent . Clinton Read More...
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Clinton's prospects for surviving Indiana and North Carolina continue to look favorable. Howard Dean still wants to seat Florida and Michigan delegates—which would probably benefit Clinton—while another former DNC chair endorses Obama. Jimmy Carter indicates Read More...
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Barack Obama slams the Rev. Wright, Clinton's gas-tax plan receives jeers, and Indiana is still a tossup, all of which brings Clinton down 0.3 points to 12.6 percent . Obama's decision to cut Wright loose Tuesday was an investment in the future: Let the Read More...
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A media frenzy over the Rev. Wright, a bump in matchup polls, and a key North Carolina endorsement buoy Clinton's chances 0.5 points to 12.9 percent . The response to the Rev. Wright's speech at the National Press Club was so negative, some papers must Read More...
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Clinton's win in Pennsylvania changes the whole Deathwatch calculus. Back when things were really dismal for her, no news was good news. As my colleague Chris Beam aptly put it in early April , her odds were like the health meter in Gears of War: It went Read More...
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On Monday, we predicted Clinton's margin of victory in Pennsylvania: "Clinton will win by eight points—just high enough for her to stick around, just low enough for Obama supporters to claim she's done." As it turns out, we were off; it was more like Read More...
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Despite a flurry of negative ads from both sides, Hillary Clinton's Pennsylvania lead holds steady. So with no clear ups or downs, we're leaving her chances of winning the nomination at 9.9 percent . If you don't have something nice to say, don't say Read More...
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As we've noted here before, Hillary Clinton must convince voters—well, superdelegates actually—of two things: not only that she's the best candidate, but that she's so the best candidate that it's worth dragging this election out at least until June 3, Read More...
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The 21 st debate has come and gone, and the general consensus is that Hillary Clinton beat Barack Obama behind the lecterns. Her win barely outweighs the announcement of two more superdelegates and a newspaper endorsement for Obama. As a result, her chances Read More...
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A morning endorsement from Bruce Springsteen will help Barack Obama dominate the news cycle heading into tonight's debate. That, coupled with some new poll numbers and a newspaper endorsement, helps drag Clinton's ship down by two points to a 10.4 percent Read More...
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Barack Obama's "bitter" comment gave Hillary Clinton an opening. But the combination of hackneyed outrage and a fast counterpunch by Obama suggests that the "scandal" may not last. Take Clinton down 1.8 points to 12.4 percent . On Day 4 of the controversy, Read More...
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Barack Obama's "bitter" comment is just the gaffe Clinton needed to woo superdelegates. Her chances of winning the nomination jump 4.5 points to 14.2 percent . Hillary Clinton needed a miracle. She's down in pledged delegates, likely to lose the popular Read More...
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