By Darrel Rowland of the Columbus Dispatch

The day after a Quinnipiac University poll of Ohio showed several bad signs for Sen. Barack Obama last week, a new poll indicated a much brighter outlook for the Illinois Democrat. Quinnipiac had Obama losing by 4 points to Sen. John McCain, while SurveyUSA showed Obama beating the Arizona Republican by 9 points. Full Article.

By Darrel Rowland of the Columbus Dispatch

Barack Obama may be "within reach" of the Democratic presidential nomination, but he still performs worse than rival Hillary Clinton in three key states, including Ohio, a new poll shows. Full Article.

See the Public Policy Polling PDF

A new poll released by Public Policy Polling shows that Hillary Rodham Clinton could slightly beat John McCain in the Buckeye State, 45-44. Barack Obama, however, is at a 49-41 disadvantage to McCain.

By Howard Wilkinson from the Feb. 27 Cincinnati Enquirer

Either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton would have a tight battle on their hands winning Ohio in the fall against Republican John McCain, although Obama might have a slight advantage, according to a new Ohio Poll. Full Article.