Obama Ahead of Clinton Before New Hampshire Primary (1/3)

Overflow crowds of supporters welcomed Barack Obama at campaign stops throughout New Hampshire with public opinion surveys predicting he will win a decisive victory in Tuesday's primary.

Several recent polls show Obama leading Hillary Clinton by a double-digit margin less than a week after the one-time front runner came in a disappointing third in the Iowa caucuses.

At a rally in Lebanon, New Hampshire, Obama urged his supporters not to be overconfident.

"I know we had a nice boost over the last couple of days, but elections are funny things, you actually have to wait until people have voted and counted the votes before you know what is happening."

About 45 percent of New Hampshire's voters are independent and can participate in either the Republican or Democratic primaries.

Obama appealed directly to the independents on the eve of the election.

"We have you now in our sights, we are coming after you and coming after you hard."

Obama told the crowd gathered at a local high school that he would improve the country's health care, change Iraq war policy and improve the nation's education system.

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在整个新罕布什尔州，巴拉克·奥巴马在竞选沿途所到之处，均受到大量拥护者的欢迎。公众民意调查预测,他可能在周二的总统初选中获得决定性胜利。

近期一些民调显示，继昔日领先者希拉里在爱荷华州党内预选屈居第三后的短短几天，奥巴马以双位数的支持率领先希拉里。

在新罕布什尔Lebanon的集会上，奥巴马呼吁支持者不要骄傲自满。

“我知道在过去几天中，我们取得了一个漂亮的飙升，但是选举是件有趣的事。实际上，在知道发生了什么之前，你必须等待人们完成投票且将选票统计好。 ”

在新罕布什尔约有45%投票者是无党派人士，他们可以参加共和党的党内初选，或民主党的党内初选。

奥巴马直接吸引着竞选前夕中的无党派人士。

“现在你在我们的视线中。 我们紧跟着你，并坚定的跟随着你。”

奥巴马告诉聚集在当地高中的民众，他将改善国家卫生保健，改变伊拉克战争的政策并且改进国家教育系统。

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