Current Tradesports numbers

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Gore has overtaken Warner for second behind Hillary, 19.1 to 18.2.

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Gore has overtaken Warner for second behind Hillary, 19.1 to 18.2.

That's because he's running an insurgent campaign, even though he's not running.

Who the hell knows.  He might be setting himself as the reluctant old warhorse who doesn't want to run but he's pulled back to the race by the grassroots in summer 2007.  I think he's the only candidate who can beat Clinton.

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Democrats

Clinton 42.4
Warner 19.0
Gore 14.8
Edwards 9.0
Kerry 3.3
Biden 2.5
Feingold 2.3
Obama 2.0
Others under 2.0

Republicans

McCain 38.4
Allen 16.5
Giuliani 14.5
Romney 10.4
Rice 5.0
Gingrich 2.7
Huckabee 2.6
J. Bush 2.3
Frist 2.1
Others under 2.0

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About a month since we last posted the numbers, net change from 7/25 in ()

Democrats

Clinton 40.5 (-1.9)
Warner 18.5 (-0.5)
Gore 15.0 (+0.2)
Edwards 9.0 (0)
Feingold 3.6 (+1.3)
Kerry 3.3 (0)
Obama 2.2 (+0.2)
Bayh 2.2 (+ ~0.4)
Others under 2.0

Republicans

McCain 38.0 (-0.4)
Giuliani 16.0 (+1.5)
Romney 13.2 (+2.8 )
Allen 13.0 (-3.5)
Rice 5.9 (+0.9)
Gingrich 3.2 (+0.5)
Huckabee 2.2 (-0.4)
Others under 2.0

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Hillary continues a slow descent.

Democrats

Clinton 39.4 (-1.1)
Warner 17.5 (-1.0)
Gore 17.2 (+2.2)
Edwards 9.1 (+.1)
Kerry 3.5 (+.2)
Bayh 3.0 (+.8)
Feingold 2.7 (-0.9)
Others at or under 2.1

Republicans

McCain 40.0 (+2.0)
Giuliani 16.1 (+.1)
Romney 15.3 (+2.1 )
Allen 11.5 (-1.5)
Rice 5.1 (-.8)
Gingrich 4.0 (+0.8)
Others at or under 2.0

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the contract volumes on the individual general election contracts are still very low so I wouldn't put all that much stock into the numbers, especially when you're trying to derive something from another contract.