Cross-posted at Daily Kos
I never dismiss a poll out of hand. I think every poll has something to tell us. The results of the Des Moines Register poll have been widely noted here and throughout the blogosphere. Obama has a seven point lead:
Obama 32
Clinton 25
Edwards 24
This poll, the Register reports, has a +/-3.5% margin of error. The model, according the The Washington Post, assumes that more than half of Hillary's and Edwards's support will be from first time caucus goers and that 72% of Obama's will come from that group.
Another few hours, and two more polls arrive this morning. CNN suggests that the race looks this way:
Clinton 33
Obama 31
Edwards 22
This is a telephone conducted on December 26 to December 30. There were 482 likely Democratic caucus-goers interviewed for the survey. It had a +/-4.5 margin error, suggesting a stalemate between Hillary and Obama.
The Reuter/Zogby tracking poll is out this morning, too:
Clinton 30
Obama 26
Edwards 25
According to Reuters:
The poll of 925 likely Democratic caucus-goers . . . was taken Friday through Monday and has a margin of error of 3.3 percentage points for each party.
So we wait till Thursday.
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