Research indicates advantage of Hillary in Texas and tie in Ohio

The latest research published on the day of the vote prior to the North American this Tuesday suggests that Hillary Clinton goes ahead of Barack Obama in Texas, and is empatada with him in Ohio.

According to the study done by Reuters, C-SPAN and Houston Chronicle, the senator leads by 47% to 44% in Texas, reversing the advantage of 3 points that had Obama on Monday.

In Ohio, the research institute of Zogby International indicates tie at 44%. On the eve, Obama led by 2 percentage points. In both cases, sets up technical tie, since the margin of error is 3.4 percentage points.


Hillary needs significant victories in these two states to keep the chances of being indicated Democrat candidate for the White House. Obama comes from 11 consecutive wins in the previous election of the party.