Our friends at Insider Advantage put out a new poll today showing Barack Obama leading Hillary Clinton 49-34 in North Carolina.
No time to analyze it right now but it's a sign that our poll showing major movement in his direction earlier this week wasn't totally crazy.
Check it out here.
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