Who’s Behind Obama

It would be nice to know the makeup of the forces that pushed Obama to victory in this weekend’s caucuses, but in the absence of exit or entrance polling the picture is murky. Maine, for example, was considered strong for Clinton, what with the tiny number of African Americans and large number of working class […]

It would be nice to know the makeup of the forces that pushed Obama to victory in this weekend’s caucuses, but in the absence of exit or entrance polling the picture is murky. Maine, for example, was considered strong for Clinton, what with the tiny number of African Americans and large number of working class white Catholics. The caucus-by-caucus breakdown will tell us something, of course, but not enough.

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