Clearly, the obituaries for the campaign were a bit premature -- New Hampsireites just don't vote for Southerners and have a horrible track-record at picking electable candidates.
ARG Nevada Poll
600 Likely Caucus goers, MOE 4 points, 9-14 January 2008
Clinton: 35
Obama: 32
Edwards: 25
Undecided: 8
Obviously, that's pre-debate and roughly follows the
Research 2000 Nevada Poll
500 Likely Caucus goers, MOE 4.5 points, 11-13 January 2008
Obama: 32
Clinton: 30
Edwards: 27
Undecided: I'm guessing around 9-10, but the story didn't list
These are the only two polls since early December. Many polling firms aren't sure how to poll "likely caucus goers" in a state with no history of large, early, and important caucuses, so let's just say this race is blurry and basically even. If only the national media dished out the stories on an even level with the results so far and the polling in early states.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
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