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It's absolutely absurd how high Hillary is.

no, it's absurd that she's not in the 80's.

What happened to teh Biden Harry?

Nothing?

[Eraserhead]

It's absolutely absurd how high Hillary is.

no, it's absurd that she's not in the 80's.

What happened to teh Biden Harry?

Nothing?

True.

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Nothing exciting on the Democratic side.

No boost for Thompson for his non-announcement announcement. McCain is now below Paul.

Democrats
Clinton 67.0
Obama 17.1
Gore 7.3
Edwards 7.3
Richardson 1.1
Biden 0.3
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 38.0
Romney 23.0
Thompson 22.4
Paul 4.5
McCain 3.8
Huckabee 3.5
Gingrich 3.3
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.2
J. Bush 0.1
Tancredo 0.1

[SPC]

McCain is now below Paul.

Ding dong the witch is dead....

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McCain recovers a bit.

Democrats
Clinton 67.3
Obama 16.8
Gore 7.2
Edwards 7.1
Richardson 1.1
Biden 0.4
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 38.6
Romney 23.7
Thompson 21.5
McCain 5.4
Paul 4.1
Huckabee 3.5
Gingrich 3.3
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.3
J. Bush 0.1
Tancredo 0.1

[Mr. Morden]

One would think that John Warner's retirement would make it less likely that Mark Warner will be VP (since it makes it *more* likely that he'll run for Senate, and I can't see him being tapped for VP if he's in the middle of an open seat Senate race).  But no one's selling Mark Warner VP shares.  He's still at 14.2 in the VP market, which puts him at 3rd place behind Richardson and Obama.

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Gore drops a bit.

Thompson gains. McCain drops; he's barely in 4th place.

Democrats
Clinton 67.5
Obama 16.8
Edwards 7.2
Gore 6.9
Richardson 1.2
Biden 0.5
Dodd 0.2

Republicans
Giuliani 38.5
Romney 23.6
Thompson 22.9
McCain 4.2
Paul 4.0
Huckabee 3.5
Gingrich 3.2
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.3
Tancredo 0.1
J. Bush 0.1

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Romney gains. McCain drops to tying Paul. Hunter re-appears with 0.2, while Jeb Bush and Tancredo drop off.

Democrats
Clinton 67.8
Obama 16.5
Edwards 7.2
Gore 6.7
Richardson 1.1
Biden 0.5
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 38.5
Romney 25.2
Thompson 22.6
McCain 4.0
Paul 4.0
Gingrich 3.3
Huckabee 3.2
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.2
Hunter 0.2

[Erc]

I know McCain no longer has any shot...but I'm sort of tempted...if he shows any sort of resurgence, the man could easily shoot back up to the 10-range.

[Reluctant Republican]

I know McCain no longer has any shot...but I'm sort of tempted...if he shows any sort of resurgence, the man could easily shoot back up to the 10-range.

He might go up abit after tonight's debate, if you want to believe what Fox is spouting.

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I know McCain no longer has any shot...but I'm sort of tempted...if he shows any sort of resurgence, the man could easily shoot back up to the 10-range.

He might go up abit after tonight's debate, if you want to believe what Fox is spouting.

I thought Giuliani was their horse. Did they get tired of him?

[Reluctant Republican]

I know McCain no longer has any shot...but I'm sort of tempted...if he shows any sort of resurgence, the man could easily shoot back up to the 10-range.

He might go up abit after tonight's debate, if you want to believe what Fox is spouting.

I thought Giuliani was their horse. Did they get tired of him?

The Luntz guy had a focus group of 24 voters, and they all said Giuliani was disappointing and McCain was fairly impressive. I'm skeptical of any group that has such a unanimous opinion on how the debate turned out, but whatever.

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Clinton is currently at an all time high of 69%. The other Democrats are basically unchanged.

Grandpa Fred didn't get much of a boost from announcing. He is just barely in 2nd place; and that's because Romney dropped. McCain goes up a bit.

Democrats
Clinton 69.0
Obama 16.6
Edwards 7.2
Gore 6.6
Richardson 1.1
Biden 0.5
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 38.0
Thompson 23.2
Romney 23.1
McCain 4.7
Paul 4.0
Gingrich 3.2
Huckabee 3.1
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.2
Hunter 0.1

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 Romney passes Thompson. McCain is now below Paul. Hunter, but not Hagel drops offs.

Democrats
Clinton 68.9
Obama 16.8
Edwards 7.2
Gore 6.8
Richardson 0.6
Biden 0.3
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 37.4
Romney 24.5
Thompson 22.5
Paul 4.1
McCain 4.0
Gingrich 3.1
Huckabee 3.1
Rice 0.5
Hagel 0.1

[Reluctant Republican]

How long until Thompson starts to slide? By the start of November, I think he'll be down at least in the mid teens.

[Reignman]

I'm glad Paul is doing better than McCain, but just how well is Paul actually polling these days?

[Boris]

I'm glad Paul is doing better than McCain, but just how well is Paul actually polling these days?

I don't think he breaks out of the MoE. McCain is at like 10-12% nationwide, I believe.

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McCain up. Hagel out.

Democrats
Clinton 68.5
Obama 16.7
Gore 7.0
Edwards 6.9
Richardson 0.6
Biden 0.2
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 37.5
Romney 24.7
Thompson 22.7
McCain 4.6
Gingrich 3.1
Huckabee 3.1
Rice 0.5

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

How long until Thompson starts to slide? By the start of November, I think he'll be down at least in the mid teens.

He's already started his slide.



One of the biggest movers for today: Democrat to win Nebraska's U.S. Senate race.  Nearly doubled, closing at 40.  I'm probably going to sell mine when Kerrey announces—I think there's too much hype there.  (Remember Breaux?)

[Eraserhead]

I'm glad Paul is doing better than McCain, but just how well is Paul actually polling these days?

Not real well. Not real well at all (sadly).

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Edwards and Biden gain a bit.

Thompson gains at Romney and Giuliani's expenses.  McCain is behind Paul, and doesn't lead Gingrich and Huckabee by much.

Democrats
Clinton 68.1
Obama 16.4
Edwards 7.4
Gore 7.2
Richardson 0.5
Biden 0.4
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 36.3
Thompson 23.8
Romney 23.2
Paul 4.2
McCain 4.0
Gingrich 3.4
Huckabee 3.3
Rice 0.5

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Thompson, McCain gain a bit. Hunter back on.

Democrats
Clinton 67.9
Obama 16.9
Edwards 7.6
Gore 7.2
Richardson 0.5
Biden 0.4
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 35.9
Thompson 24.7
Romney 22.6
McCain 5.2
Paul 4.2
Gingrich 3.4
Huckabee 3.4
Rice 0.5
Hunter 0.1

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Clinton down, Gore up, Edwards down

Paul surges, now signficiantly ahead of McCain

Democrats
Clinton 66.7
Obama 16.6
Gore 7.9
Edwards 7.0
Richardson 0.5
Biden 0.5
Dodd 0.1

Republicans
Giuliani 35.4
Thompson 25.1
Romney 23.0
Paul 5.5
McCain 4.3
Gingrich 3.8
Huckabee 3.5
Rice 0.5
Hunter 0.1

[Eraserhead]

The Paul thing is pretty hilarious. His supporters (like Robert Stark) must know something we don't.

[Likely Voter]

although Obama isnt likely to win the nomination, 7 to 1 is a pretty good payoff...I think I may add some Obama to my portfolio.