DO I have this right ?

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NH polling done between Jan 3rd and Jan 8th matched Results as far as Obama & Edwards is concerned.

What about the exit polling, same thing ?

How many undecideds showed up in the polling between Jan 3rd and Jan 8th ?

I've been out of the loop for a few days and am trying to catch up.

If there are large numbers of undecideds, 20%, and (10%) they break for Hillary..... wouldn't we see exactly what occurred?

I do want to see the entire state recounted.

If Obama's strongest in College towns..... what sort of counting went on in those areas. If all the college towns were hand counted....

Get my drift? There maybe nothing going on here, But I wanna see the recount results.

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1. Cnn/WMUR poll

Done Jan 5th & 6th, 6% undecideds

http://www.unh.edu/survey-center/news/pdf/primary2008_demprim10708.pdf

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2. Marist, jan 5th & 6th, 7% undecideds

http://www.maristpoll.marist.edu/NH/NHPZ080107.pdf

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3. These 2 polls dont account for the difference

Obama was up 9 in the CNN/WMUR and 12 pts in the Marist. Time for bed. More later.

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4. CBS Jan 5th & 6th

28% could change their minds, 9% undecideds.

http://www.cbsnews.com/htdocs/pdf/jan08b_nh_dems.pdf

What this boils down to IMHO, is a poll, that may have spent more time on asking voters

Are you definitely decided?

Are you leaning towards someone?

Are you still trying to decide ?

The result is folks have the time to think

Obama might eat a baby on CNN, I would change my mind.

SO by dwelling on the issue, the poll generates more so called undecideds. By comparing the CNN/WMUR to Marists and CBS we start to get a better picture... no ?

Here is the CNN/WMUR pdf that shows "47% undecideds", conducted jan 5th & 6th.

http://www.wmur.com/download/2008/0107/14995708.pdf