Among NBC's Chuck Todd's interesting rundown on the latest Pennsylvania primary polling are these smirky statistics:

"... other interesting cross-tabs with high undecideds also indicate the potential that undecided vote will break for Clinton. Among bowlers (24% of the electorate) and gun owners (38% of the electorate), Clinton leads big. She's up 54-33 among bowlers and 53-28 among gun owners. There were 13% undec. among bowlers and 17% undec among gun owners"

A little more soberly, Todd reports on other aspects of the poll:

"... the poll is consistent with what the campaigns and other reputable polls have been showing and that is Clinton getting close to 50% and Obama struggling to climb over 45%.

So what happens on Tuesday? Well, let's take a look at the undecided vote. Going inside the poll's demographics, one finds the highest undec. totals in the more rural parts of the state; that's not good news for Obama. In the so-called "T" region of the state (i.e., almost everything between Philly and Pittsburgh), Clinton leads 51-37 with 11% undecided; this is one of the few demographic groups sporting double-digit undecided ..

And that's the game Tuesday, not if Clinton will win, but how big will her victory be." 

Positively,
Carolan