NBC/WSJ: Clinton - 47, Obama - 25, Edwards- 11, Not Sure/None/Other - 8

[rinsd]

17. Let me mention some people who have said that they will seek the Democratic nomination for president in
2008. If the next Democratic primary for president were being held today, for which one of the following
candidates would you vote? (IF "NOT SURE," ASK: ) Well, which way do you lean?
THIS TABLE HAS BEEN RANKED BY THE HIGHEST PERCENTAGE

                      11/07    9/07    7/07    6/07    4/07    3/07    12/06  
Hillary Clinton        47       44      43      39      36      40      37    
Barack Obama           25       23      22      25      31      28      18
John Edwards           11       16      13      15      20      15      14
Bill Richardson         4        4       6       4       2       5       2
Joe Biden               3        2       5       4       3       2       4  
Dennis Kucinich         2        3       2       3       1       1      NA
Chris Dodd              -        1       1       1       -       1      NA
Mike Gravel             -        -       -       -       -       NA     NA
Other (VOL)             3        1       1       2       1       1      17
None (VOL)              1        1       2       2       1       1       3
Not sure                4        5       5       5       5       5       5

Direct link to poll - http://online.wsj.com/public/resources/documents/wsjnbcpoll20071108.pdf

MSNBC article

By Mark Murray
Deputy political director
NBC News
updated 4:57 p.m. PT, Wed., Nov. 7, 2007


Mark Murray
Deputy political director
WASHINGTON - After a debate performance last week that continues to produce headlines — and that she admitted wasn’t her best showing — Hillary Clinton continues to enjoy a 20-point lead over her nearest rival in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.

What’s more, Democrats still hold a double-digit lead over Republicans in a generic ballot test for the White House, due in large part to the poor political environment for the GOP.

Yet given those advantages, Clinton — as well as the other top Democrats in the race — finds herself in a dead heat in a general election match-up against Rudy Giuliani, wh

“Her primary numbers are certainly strong, and that is where the game is being played ,” says Democratic pollster Peter D. Hart, who conducted this survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff. But in a general election, Hart adds, Clinton “obviously has a lot of troubles and challenges ahead.”

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21676399/

[durrrty libby]

1. K

[rinsd]

2. All of a sudden posting polls has gone out of vogue

What was that? A whole 4 days when it was "cool" to post polls? :evilgrin:

[durrrty libby]

3. Vogue or "trends"?

[rinsd]

4. Oh you are bad!

:spank:

[IndianaJones]

5. oh no...more stumbling. nt.

[William769]

6. To all Obama supporters.

Have a nice day.

[BeyondGeography]

7. My national polls! My beautiful national polls!

Whatever keeps you happy, guys.