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Clinton Lead Slipping in Ohio Against Potential GOP Match-ups

By Roll Call Staff
Posted November 14, 2007 at 3:10pm

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In the presidential horse race, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is showing some slippage. She now trails Arizona Sen. John McCain by 4 points after leading by 10 just a month ago. The New York senator now edges former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani by only a single point, down from a 6-point margin in October.

And her lead over former Tennessee Sen. Fred Thompson has dropped to10 points from 14 last month, and what was a 17-point blowout over former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has fallen to 9. Also, Ohioans don’t want Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland to be a VP candidate.

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