Sen. Hillary Clinton appears to be eying on another victory in row in the Bluegrass State – Kentucky, after defeating Sen. Barack Obama in West Virginia; that’s what the new Kentucky polls signal.

Mason Dixon/Lexington Herald-Leader/WKYT Kentucky Poll conducted on 7 May – 9 May showed Clinton leading Obama by 27 % points – 58 % to 31 % among Kentucky Democratic primary voters. Conducted on sample size of 500, the poll, with Margin of error: ± 4.5 %, indicated a huge win for Clinton.

Survey USA Kentucky Poll conducted on 9 May – 11 May showed Clinton leading Obama by 32 % points – 62 % to 30 % among Kentucky Democratic primary voters. Conducted on sample size of 641, the poll, with Margin of error: ± 3.8 %, indicated a massive victory for Clinton.

With 51 delegates at stake, Kentucky is going for democratic primary polls on 20 May.