USA Today/Gallup (January 4-6) Obama 41 Clinton 28 Edwards 19 Richardson 6 McCain 34 Romney 30 Huckabee 13 Paul 8 Giuliani 8 Thompson <3 Hunter <3 The surveys of 776 New Hampshire residents who are "likely" to vote in the Republican primary and 778 New Hampshire residents who are "likely" to vote in the Democratic primary were all completed after the news from Thursday's Iowa caucuses had been reported. Each figure has a margin of error of +/- 4 percentage points. So Obama's lead is "outside" that range, while McCain's is not. See the full results here.
USA Today/Gallup (January 4-6)
Obama 41 Clinton 28 Edwards 19 Richardson 6
McCain 34 Romney 30 Huckabee 13 Paul 8 Giuliani 8 Thompson <3 Hunter <3
The surveys of 776 New Hampshire residents who are "likely" to vote in the Republican primary and 778 New Hampshire residents who are "likely" to vote in the Democratic primary were all completed after the news from Thursday's Iowa caucuses had been reported.
Each figure has a margin of error of +/- 4 percentage points. So Obama's lead is "outside" that range, while McCain's is not.
See the full results here.
I guess the Clinton-Approved design for an early decision is working just fine.
If I'm a higher-up in the Obama campaign, I'm seriously thinking about telling some of my precinct captains to try to push some folks to Edwards, because a third-place finish for Clinton here would almost undoubtedly be the end. Conservatives want live babies so they can raise them to be dead soldiers. - George Carlin
