Quinnipiac sees movement to Hillary in Pennsylvania, although the last poll was a while back, so it’s tough to see if this is Wright fallout:

The momentum in the Pennsylvania Democratic primary battle has shifted back to New York Sen. Hillary Clinton, who now leads Illinois Sen. Barack Obama 53 – 41 percent among likely primary voters, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. This compares to a 49 – 43 percent Sen. Clinton lead in a February 27 poll by the independent Quinnipiac University. In that survey, the momentum was with Sen. Obama who had narrowed a 52 – 36 percent gap from a February 14 poll. In this latest survey, the split between black and white voters grows. Clinton has widened her lead among women likely Democratic primary voters and narrowed Obama’s lead among men. Subgroup numbers are: White voters go with Clinton 61 – 33 percent, compared to 56 – 37 percent February 27.Black voters back Obama 76 – 18 percent, compared to 69 – 23 percent February 27.Women back Clinton 59 – 35 percent.

That last Quinnipiac poll was after Obama’s big wins in Wisconsin and Hawaii, and before Hillary’s comeback in Ohio and Texas — in other words, at one of Obama’s best moments and one of her worst.