Amid signs Democrats are increasingly ready for the bitter race to end, Pennsylvania voters are making their choice Tuesday for the party's next presidential nominee.
Polls opened this morning across the state and remain open until 8 p.m. ET, after last-minute campaigning by Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Republicans also hold a primary today, but John McCain has clinched the party nomination.

"What (Obama) has to demonstrate is to win a big state, a big state that Democrats need to win in order to achieve the presidency," Clinton told CBS' The Early Show, repeating what has become a common theme in her campaign. "The road to Pennsylvania Avenue for a Democrat goes right through Pennsylvania."

Obama, noting Clinton's polling lead, sought to lower expectations.

"I think we've trimmed that back, but our view has always been that we're the underdogs here," he said. "I think she has to be heavily favored to win."
Pennsylvania voters go to the polls - USATODAY.com

I predict Clinton by 13 points......as long as Bill can hold his tongue for a day.

Have a good one!:s4:
Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on . Pennsylvania voters go to the polls Amid signs Democrats are increasingly ready for the bitter race to end, Pennsylvania voters are making their choice Tuesday for the party's next presidential nominee. Polls opened this morning across the state and remain open until 8 p.m. ET, after last-minute campaigning by Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton. The Republicans also hold a primary today, but John McCain has clinched the party nomination. "What (Obama) has to demonstrate is to win a big state, a big state that Democrats Rating: 5