Of course things won't get interesting until the poll results, or at least the exit polls are tallied and reported, and that doesn't happen until this evening. Still, its worth noting the Pennsylvania Primary exit polls, and predictably, Senator Clinton is sweeping up the majority of votes (and she'll need every one of those votes to defeat Obama).

It has been noted that Senator Clinton is more appealing to blue collar workers, and Obama's "bitterness" gaff where he characterized Pennsylvanians as "gun-toting people who cling to their religion and have an antipathy towards those not like them" can't be helping.

A big win for Senator Clinton at this Pennsylvania Primary will have many Republicans dancing in the streets since they consider Clinton to be the weaker of the two Democratic candidates when pitted against McCain in the national horse race. Honestly I don't think it really matters who takes the Democratic nomination since both Democratic candidates are vastly dysfunctional compared to McCain, writes Speaker's Journal - Pennsylvania Primary from the Livejournals.

Abe Amorós, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Democratic Party writes in the party's PA website saying The polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. all throughout the state. And while this is an exciting day that will undoubtedly bring more Democrats to the polls than any other primary election in recent history, we should be very respectful at the polls to both sides and thank them for being so vocal and passionate about Sen. Hillary Clinton and Sen. Barack Obama.

According to Rightpundits "Experts believe that Hillary Clinton wins Pennsylvania so this becomes a game of expectations. The expectation set by the media and the campaigns is that she needs to win by 10+ points to maintain her viability as a candidate. If she wins by less, this long primary battle will finally come to an end whether or not she technically stays in the race."

We will just wait and see until the results of the Pennsylvania Primary exit polls are out