But the BBC's James Coomarasamy, in Washington, says that while Mr Obama has held a pretty steady lead for several weeks, there are a number of factors that could undermine the predictions of the pollsters. Among them, he says, are the role the Illinois senator's skin colour may play in voters.
11/02/2008
But the BBC's James Coomarasamy, in Washington, says that while Mr Obama has held a pretty steady lead for several weeks, there are a number of factors that could undermine the predictions of the pollsters. Among them, he says, are the role the Illinois senator's skin colour may play in voters.
11/02/2008
But the BBC's James Coomarasamy, in Washington, says that while Mr Obama has held a pretty steady lead for several weeks, there are a number of factors that could undermine the predictions of the pollsters. Among them, he says, are the role the Illinois senator's skin colour may play in voters.
11/02/2008
But the BBC's James Coomarasamy, in Washington, says that while Mr Obama has held a pretty steady lead for several weeks, there are a number of factors that could undermine the predictions of the pollsters. Among them, he says, are the role the Illinois senator's skin colour may play in voters.
11/02/2008
But the BBC's James Coomarasamy, in Washington, says that while Mr Obama has held a pretty steady lead for several weeks, there are a number of factors that could undermine the predictions of the pollsters. Among them, he says, are the role the Illinois senator's skin colour may play in voters.