Polls I get my hands on

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This is MY thread for MY polls I find.

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February 7th states:

Michigan--the most recent poll I can find here is from early October.  It Goes:

Dean 21%
Clark 15%
(Gephardt 13%)
Kerry 13%
Lieberman 12%
Sharpton 4%
(Moseley-Braun 4%)
Kucinich 2%
Graham 2%
Edwards 1%

Bush loses to generic Democrat 49-44%.

Washington: Can't find any Dem primary poll, but I can find Bush v. Dem polls:

Taken 1/21-22:
Bush 48% Kerry 49%
Bush 50% Clark 47%
Bush 51% Dean 45%
Bush 52% Edwards 45%
Bush 54% Lieberman 42%

That poll is GOOD news.  

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This is MY thread for MY polls I find.

Does that mean we're not allowed to post here? And how are your polls defined?

You can't post poll results here, but you can discuss polls that I post in this thread.

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I did not see you post a washington poll...
Michigan poll is so old it's cobwebs has cobwebs on them.

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Will you be posting any poll you get your hands on? Like how many Delaware housewives prefer beef jerky to pork grinds?

Sorry, lame joke, but I just couldn't resist.

Presidential polls.  Not Bill O'Reilly working mother polls.

Sharpton could win delegates from Michigan.

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No polls are availale for the Maine Municipal Caucuses which occur on February 8th.

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No polls are availale for the Maine Municipal Caucuses which occur on February 8th.

How important will they be?

They will matter, if that's what you are asking.  They are after 2/3, which means it will basically be a Kerry/Edwards race, so Kerry will probably win Maine.

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Maine and New Hampshire have roughly the same population, so they will probably have around the same number of delegates.  Every early primary counts, because they sway momentum.

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Maine is more liberal than NH, kerry will take it, Edwards will place 2nd.

Also, the regional factor helps Kerry.

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Miami, I know it's a ways away, but as soon as you can find a poll on Maryland, I'd love to see it.

Okay...I'll look.

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Maryland:
Poll taken by Potomac, Inc, 1/2 to 1/12:
Bush 41% Democratic Nominee 51%  
Bush 43% Dean 47% undecided 9%

Dem Primary:

Dean 25%
Clark 12%
Lieberman 10%
(Gephardt 8%)
Kerry 6%
(Moseley-Braun 3%)
Sharpton 3%
Edwards 3%
Kucinich 2%
undecided 25%

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Post-Iowa California Poll:

Kerry 31%
Dean 26%
Clark 14%
Edwards 12%
other 11%
undecided 5%

Edwards goes to 12% after being at 2% as late as 1/11.

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Kerry will take a top 3 in Michigan

Probably 1st or second.

Keep in mind California has the most delegates of any state.

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What's my point with CA?  what do you mean?  I said that CA sends more delegates to the convention than any other state.

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What's my point with CA?  what do you mean?  I said that CA sends more delegates to the convention than any other state.

Yes, but you said it like it had a certain bearing on the Michigan discussion, and I didn't get what that could be.

No, it doesn't have wnything to do with Michigan.  Sorry

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No problem.

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New Polls in Indiana, Nevada, and Pennsylvania:

IN-
Bush 51%
Kerry 45%

PN-
Kerry 50%
Bush 45%

NV-
Bush 49%
Kerry 48%

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This is MY thread for MY polls I find.

Can I start a thread for MY polls?

There's nothing stopping you.

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New Polls in Indiana, Nevada, and Pennsylvania:

IN-
Bush 51%
Kerry 45%

PN-
Kerry 50%
Bush 45%

NV-
Bush 49%
Kerry 48%

I think I posted all of those before...

You did?  where?

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Oh.  Sorry.

BUT, you didn't get Nevada!!!!!

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California Poll, released 2/13, but Hoover Knowledge Networks:

Kerry 52%
Bush 48%

Bush 52%
Edwards 48%

http://home.businesswire.com/portal/site/google/index.jsp?ndmViewId=news_view&newsId=20040218005946&newsLang=en

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A nationwide poll taken today by Ramussen Reports has Bush leading over Kerry 48-44%.  Yesterday, it was 48-43%.

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A nationwide poll taken today by Ramussen Reports has Bush leading over Kerry 49-43%.  Yesterday, it was 48-44%.

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Survey USA Arizona Poll:

Bush 52%
Kerry 44%

Bush 53%
Edwards 43%

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A nationwide poll taken today by Ramussen Reports has Bush leading over Kerry 47-45%.  Yesterday, it was 49-43%.