Survey USA has had a pretty good track record this primary season so I find their last polls interesting to watch.

They show Hillary Clinton up comfortably in their last tracking poll in Indiana with 54 percent to Barack Obama's 42 percent. Just 1 percent is undecided (isn't that lower than other primary eves of late?) Although, Rush Limbaugh said on his show today that Clinton was notified last night that her campaign's own internals show her losing Indiana by a slim margin. (Limbaugh also said her quip about him having a crush on her was her way of thanking him for Operation Chaos votes).

 Survey USA finds a much tighter election in North Carolina where Obama was predicted not that long ago to win by double digits. Obama's up 5 percent at 50 to 45 percent with just 2 percent undecided. In PA, Ohio and Texas, undecideds broke for Clinton.. But in earlier states that surround NC, the undecideds broke for Obama. Survey USA thinks early voters will help carry Obama to victory, saying he leads significantly with early voters but they are effectively tied among election day voters. 

Consider this your North Carolina and Indiana prediction thread.