A couple of polls out today, setting up the expectations for the weekend.

In North Carolina, the prevailing conventional wisdom was Obama by the high single digits. Zogby puts Obama up by 16 percent, Insider Advantage puts Obama up by 5, Research 2000 puts Obama up by 7, and Rasmussen puts Obama up by 9.

In Indiana, where the conventional wisdom has shifted to Hillary a bit, only two new polls out today: Zogby showing a tie, and the Downs Center putting Hillary up 7.

I was ready to mock Zogby, but it seems like it’s been feast or famine for the Big Z in the last couple of contests. In Texas, where Hillary won by 3.5 percent, Zogby’s last poll had Hillary up 47-44. In Pennsylvania, their last poll had her up 51-41; the final result was Hillary by 9.2 percent.

That’s the good news. The bad news is that in Ohio, Zogby’s final poll was a tie, and Hillary won by 10 percent.

I’d note that in the last three states, we’ve seen the remaining undecideds break pretty heavily in Hillary’s favor. After the week Obama’s had, I wouldn’t be shocked to see the same on Tuesday…