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By Associated Press
POSTED: 01:27 p.m. EST, Feb 25, 2008
Two new presidential polls in Ohio show that Hillary Rodham Clinton still leads Barack Obama with little over a week to go before the Democratic primary.
But there are indications that Obama is narrowing the gap.
A Quinnipiac University poll shows Clinton with an 11 percent lead. That's down from a 21 percent lead she had in a poll released a week and a half ago.
Ohio voters will go to the polls on March 4 in the state's primary.
Clinton's campaign in Ohio and Texas will play a big role in determining the Democratic nominee for president.
An Ohio Poll released by the University of Cincinnati shows Clinton with an 8 percent lead over Obama.
The poll also shows Republican John McCain with a big lead in the GOP primary.
Two new presidential polls in Ohio show that Hillary Rodham Clinton still leads Barack Obama with little over a week to go before the Democratic primary.
But there are indications that Obama is narrowing the gap.
A Quinnipiac University poll shows Clinton with an 11 percent lead. That's down from a 21 percent lead she had in a poll released a week and a half ago.
Ohio voters will go to the polls on March 4 in the state's primary.
Clinton's campaign in Ohio and Texas will play a big role in determining the Democratic nominee for president.
An Ohio Poll released by the University of Cincinnati shows Clinton with an 8 percent lead over Obama.
The poll also shows Republican John McCain with a big lead in the GOP primary.
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