POLL: PPP Indiana (4/26-27)
Eric Dienstfrey | April 29, 2008
Public Policy Polling (D)
Indiana
n=1,388 likely voters, 4/26-47
Clinton 50, Obama 42
By Eric Dienstfrey | April 29, 2008 1:16 PM | Permalink | Comments (1) | TrackBacks (0)
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The demographics in this PPP poll are heavily weighted toward Senator Clinton, compared to the SUSA poll taken over almost the same period.
PPP:
18-29: 10% (Obama 50-40); 30-45: 27%; 46-65: 42%; 65+ 21%. Female 55%
SUSA:
18-34: 23% (Obama 64-34); 35-49 29%; 50-64: 28%; 65+ 19%. Female 52%
Of course, the results are about the same, which is a little weird...
Posted on April 29, 2008 3:45 PM
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