I looked up one of the exit polls from NH:

most unfair campaign: Hillary 8 Obama 68
the best uniter: Hillary 97 Obama 1
the strongest leader: Hillary 87 Obama 6

from the Realist’s post to God’s ear

I hope all of this stuff comes out in time to help with her nomination. It could still work after the primaries are over but before the convention. If he got into a big jam over it the superdelegates might be able to make sure we get the right choice.

Actually, I’m counting on her winning this thing anyway. I believe she will.

For OBAMA

“My sense is Tuesday will go well enough for him but nothing extreme either way. He’s both unlikely to take the lead in delegates or the polls and neither will his campaign fizzle. At the end of it, there may still be sense that he faces an uphill battle to win the nomination perhaps because he hasn’t done as well as he had hoped.”

“A potential turning point in his campaign may be the period of March 9-12 when transiting Mercury and Venus conjoin his natal Ketu.”

“Also note there is a P4 Mars station exact on March 8 that occurs in a 4 degree square with his natal Venus. This looks very unfavourable to him and possibly his wife as well given the Venus symbolism that suggests some kind of major misfortune.”

For HILLARY

When I originally wrote this forecast in early 2007, I had thought that Hillary Clinton could only win the nomination and the presidency if Al Gore stayed out of the race, something I wasn’t sure would happen.

At the time of writing (Jan 7, 2008), Obama is surging in the polls and has won Iowa and is poised to do the same in New Hampshire. Some observers are suggesting that Hillary Clinton’s chances are slim. They don’t look good at present, but I am sticking to my original prediction that she will win the nomination and the presidency.

Possibly the most important date in the campaign will be February 5, 2008 — Mega Tuesday, when over a dozen states hold their Democratic primaries.

Lots of oppositions in the transits which is not usually in a chart of someone who is happy with their performance. Perhaps the opposite transits speak to the overall stress levels and some complications and obstacles that may come into ler life at that time.

More importantly, she is the proud owner of a tertiary progressed Venus station in February and with it forming a trine to Neptune and opposition to Pluto, it seems to be just what she needs to reverse her fortunes and reassume frontrunner status.

Her chart for election day in November is really quite good also. She has an another station, this time it’s Neptune, which returns the favour to Venus through a trinal aspect. It is hard to see her coming away as a defeated candidate in November.

http://www.edisonresearch.com/home/archives/2008/01/edison_conducts_1.php

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-01-08-exitpoll-results_N.htm

youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/01/09/fox-news-new-hampshire-democratic-exit-polls/

youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/01/30/florida-democratic-exit-poll/

youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/01/19/nevada-democratic-entrance-poll-results/

election.cbsnews.com/campaign2008/exitPoll.shtml?state=MI&race=P&jurisdiction=0&party=D

These are the polls I’m basing my assessments on. Trust in the demographics, note the similarities between them. Note that Hillary is 4 and one since IA. The artificial momentum for Barry doesn’t come from any real source. The last primary saw Hillary win by more votes than Barry’s TOTAL in the tiny, demographically unrepresentative state where he has his ONLY primary win.

Those demos will be repeated over and over and over again. The polls don’t anticipate the Tsunami of women voters, look at the % of female turnout in every state so far, it’s HUGE.

I ma so looking forward to tonight’s Town Hall, it should be very inspiring going into tomorrow. I really can’t wait for tomorrow…

Many, many voters do not answer polls at this point in the cycle. I never do. I get so sick of them by a day or so before election that I do not even pick up the phone.

It is the rabid Obamabi-ites who are still picking up the phone trying to push the numbers for their guy. Hillary supporters are busy, and have lives and families. They could care less about all this hype. They are the sensible, invisible ones. They will be “polled” at the voting booth tomorrow.