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By Dennis J. Willard Beacon Journal Columbus bureau
POSTED: 11:00 a.m. EST, Mar 03, 2008
Barack Obama has winnowed the lead by Hillary Clinton to about 4 points in Ohio, a new Quinnipiac University has found on the eve of primary.
Obama trailed Clinton by 11 points a week ago, but a blaze of advertising and public appearances combined with a more focused electorate has led to a significant tightening in the race.
Clinton still has strong leads among white women, older voters and blue collar workers while Obama is backed by African-Americans, younger voters and college-educated men.
But in the past week, Clinton has cut into Obama's lead among college-educated while he has made strides toward capturing more of the blue collar vote, possibly due to his decision to attack Clinton on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Barack Obama has winnowed the lead by Hillary Clinton to about 4 points in Ohio, a new Quinnipiac University has found on the eve of primary.
Obama trailed Clinton by 11 points a week ago, but a blaze of advertising and public appearances combined with a more focused electorate has led to a significant tightening in the race.
Clinton still has strong leads among white women, older voters and blue collar workers while Obama is backed by African-Americans, younger voters and college-educated men.
But in the past week, Clinton has cut into Obama's lead among college-educated while he has made strides toward capturing more of the blue collar vote, possibly due to his decision to attack Clinton on the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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