From the Political Wire blog
Sen. Barack Obama's lead over Sen. Hillary Clinton in South Carolina has shrunk by four points overall and by nine points among black voters, during the last 24 hours of polling, but he retains a sizable edge, the latest Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby survey shows.
Obama in in front with 39% support from likely Democratic voters, followed by Clinton at 24% and John Edwards at 19%.
Key finding: "Obama still has a healthy lead among African American voters, but lost almost nine points since yesterday, dropping from 65% to 56% support among that group. Edwards, who registered no support from black voters the day before, picked up five points and Clinton added about two points to reach 18% of black support."
A new Rasmussen poll has Obama at 43%, Clinton at 28% and Edwards at 17%.
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