The Note's Must-Reads

March 31, 2008— -- Poll:

Gallup Poll: "Gallup Daily: Obama Now at 52% to Clinton's 42%"LINK

Republicans: McCain:

New York Times' Michael Luo and Griff Palmer: "McCain Faces Test in Wooing Elite Donors"LINK

Associated Press: "McCain polls well amidst war, economic worries"LINK

Bloomberg's Edwin Chen: "McCain's `Biography Tour' May Amplify Concern About War Views"LINK

Newsweek's Michael Hirsh: "The World According to John McCain"LINK

Democrats: Obama:

Wall Street Journal's Jackie Calmes: "New Backing for Obama As Party Seeks Unity"LINK

New York Sun's Eli Lake: "Some Republicans Emerge To Endorse Obama"LINK

Democrats: Clinton:

New York Times' Michael Barbaro: "Rosy Words for Clinton by '90s Nemesis"LINK

Associated Press' Laura Kurtzman: "Bill Clinton courts superdelegates in California"LINK

Democrats:

ABC News' Sunlen Miller: "Obama: Long Primary Has Been "Great for America"LINK

Boston Globe's Sasha Issenberg: "Democrats ply wider range of economic woes"LINK

Washington Times' Christina Bellantoni: "Clinton, Obama debate electoral-map strategy"LINK

Superdelegates:

Politico's Avi Zenilman: "Superdelegates: A guide to the undecided"LINK

Los Angeles Times' Richard C. Paddock: "Bill Clinton urges superdelegates to be patient"LINK

The Hill's Klaus Marre: "Kerry urges superdelegates to pick before July"LINK

Election:

Karl Rove: "How to Win in a Knife Fight"LINK

Washington Post's Paul Kane: "Obama, McCain Forged Fleeting Alliance"LINK

Democrats: Pennsylvania:

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: "Happy Valley turns into Obama country with huge rally at Penn State"LINK

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's James O'Toole: "Obama cool toward boycott of Olympics"LINK

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's Dennis B. Roddy: "Organizers on both sides have Rendell ties"LINK

Philadelphia Inquirer's Larry Eichel: Penn State crowds make it a Happy Valley for ObamaLINK

Philadelphia Inquirer's Gail Shister: "Phila.'s gay Democrats emerge as a voting force"LINK