NH-Rasmussen: McCain leads Obama by 3, Clinton by 6

[Tender Branson]

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

McCain: 46%
Obama: 43%

McCain: 47%
Clinton: 41%

McCain is viewed favorably by 63% of New Hampshire voters.

Obama is now viewed favorably by 58%.

Clinton is viewed favorably by 50%.

This state telephone survey of 500 Likely Voters was conducted by Rasmussen Reports March 16, 2008. The margin of sampling error for the survey is +/- 4.5 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

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[Person Man]

Gee, the democratic party is in a world of hurt at this moment. I am just suprised that Obama and Udall are still doing so well in Colorado. Is Colorado a blue state now?

[Reaganfan]

Gee, the democratic party is in a world of hurt at this moment. I am just suprised that Obama and Udall are still doing so well in Colorado. Is Colorado a blue state now?

Yeah, that state is going left faster than many places.

[Person Man]

Yeah, were a bunch of liberal homosexual cowboys eating pudding.

[Tender Branson]

Gee, the democratic party is in a world of hurt at this moment. I am just suprised that Obama and Udall are still doing so well in Colorado. Is Colorado a blue state now?

I was also thinking about it. The NH and the CO polls were both taken on Sunday and Obama is doing relatively well in both states, considering the recent events incl. the divisive primary. Both Democrats are currently just getting 60% of their base, McCain about 80% of the Republicans. Obama is still tied among Independents or even slightly ahead. If Obama manges to win over the Clinton crowd once she´s finished, this should give him at least a 5% bounce in the polls.

[Padfoot]

Yeah, were a bunch of liberal homosexual cowboys eating pudding.

lol south park

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Gee, the democratic party is in a world of hurt at this moment. I am just suprised that Obama and Udall are still doing so well in Colorado. Is Colorado a blue state now?

I was also thinking about it. The NH and the CO polls were both taken on Sunday and Obama is doing relatively well in both states, considering the recent events incl. the divisive primary. Both Democrats are currently just getting 60% of their base, McCain about 80% of the Republicans. Obama is still tied among Independents or even slightly ahead. If Obama manges to win over the Clinton crowd once she´s finished, this should give him at least a 5% bounce in the polls.

But you forget about race! The union workers do not like Obama. They have seen him for a year and they haven't coalesced behind him. He may be able to get 70% of her supporters, but a large minority of them will go to McCain's camp.

[Person Man]

That still means he gets 87-88 percent of the DEM vote and if he can get to 53 or 54 percent of the Indy vote and 10% of the GOPPER vote when I am expected the partisan gap to be 37-33-30 on election day- that will mean--

32.56
16.05
 3.30
  51.91

Bama can still do pretty well with those numbers.

[ElectionAtlas]

New Poll: New Hampshire President by Rasmussen on 2008-03-17

Summary: D: 41%, R: 47%, U: 12%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

John McCain (R) vs. Hillary Clinton (D)

John McCain (R) 47%
Hillary Clinton (D) 41%

John McCain (R) vs. Barack Obama (D)

John McCain (R) 46%
Barack Obama (D) 43%

[Bay Ridge, Bklyn! Born and Bred]

Face it:  the Democrats were royally screwed with Obama, Hillary, and Edwards as their candidates this election cycle.

Once Warner, Bayh, and Vilsack dropped out, the path was paved for a Republican victory  in 2008.  It's unfortanate the wingnuts in the Democratic Party were too stupid to realize this.

[Person Man]

Like you were going to vote for either of them anyway...umm...would you?

[Bay Ridge, Bklyn! Born and Bred]

Like you were going to vote for either of them anyway...umm...would you?

Of course, I was always a big Warner and Bayh supporter, and have always voted Democrat.   I even voted for Obama in the VA primary.  Why wouldn't I vote for them?

[Person Man]

You just sound like a GOP hack of late. I don't know what it is...

[Beet]

Face it:  the Democrats were royally screwed with Obama, Hillary, and Edwards as their candidates this election cycle.

Once Warner, Bayh, and Vilsack dropped out, the path was paved for a Republican victory  in 2008.  It's unfortanate the wingnuts in the Democratic Party were too stupid to realize this.

We never had much of a chance though. Warner decided not to run and Bayh dropped out after 2 weeks. Had one of them actually campaigned through Iowa they certainly would have been in my top 2.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Even I don't mind Mark Warner. Shocker!

[Person Man]

Even I don't mind Mark Warner. Shocker!

You say that now...