Barack Obama is just two points behind Hillary Clinton as preferred Presidential nominee in a recent poll in New Hampshire.
The Suffolk University poll, conducted between February 24 and 28, shows that Barack Obama is the preferred nominee of 26% of those surveyed, with Hillary Clinton on 28%. But given that the margin of error for this poll is plus or minus 4%, this means the result is a statistical tie with Obama and Clinton.
John Edwards was third in the poll on 17%, with Joe Biden the closest behind him on 3%
This poll continues the trend of recent surveys which show that Obama is closing the gap on Clinton as preferred nominee.
Obama Closes on Clinton in New Hampshire
