Alabama Poll: Obama 36%, Clinton 34%, Edwards 9%

[MadBadger]

There is a large MOE of 6%, so the race is essentially tied. 20 percent are undecided for this Feb 5th contest.



Voters were asked which primary they plan to vote in on Feb. 5 and who would they vote for if the election were held at the time of being polled.

The results show Obama, a U.S. senator from Illinois, with 36 percent, and Clinton, a Democratic U.S. senator from New York and former First Lady, with 34 percent.

“Clinton and Obama race is now statistically even, with a substantial number of undecided,” pollster Gerald Johnson said Friday.

The poll has a margin of error of 6 percentage points. Twenty-one percent, or one in five polled, were undecided.

Former North Carolina U.S. Sen. John Edwards polled 9 percent with 1 percent choosing “other

http://www.tuscaloosanews.com/article/20080111/LATEST/330109686/1010/NEWS05

[Bicoastal]

1. Racist! Racism! Race baiters! Reverse Racism! Race Race Race Race RACE!!!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHH!

[surfermaw]

3. In the GE...it will be solid RED

[Bicoastal]

5. Yeah, just like always. But it's nice to know how Georgia Dems feel.

[Radical Activist]

2. Wow, Plus a small lead in Georgia.

And some important endorsements in Massachusetts. Feb 5 is looking better for Obama every day.

[skipos]

4. Good news for Obama. He didn't even have narrow leads in these southern states

before Iowa.

[Muddy Waters Guitar]

6. Yeah, IIRC, was about 10 points in the opposite direction

beforehand.

[denem]

7. Edwards does worst in the South

or so it seems.

[skipos]

8. I think Edwards will do @10% in every state from here on out. I don't think it is

a north or south thing.

[jackson_dem]

10. Its because the black vote is all going to Obama and Hillary

Even in North and South Carolina he is only at 6% among black voters.

[rocktivity]

9. Get thee behind me, poll!

UNCLEAN! UNCLEAN!!!!!



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[jackson_dem]

11. Good news for Obama. He was behind substantially there all of last year