Polls I get my hands on

[© tweed]

This is MY thread for MY polls I find.

[Gustaf]

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?

[© tweed]

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.  

[© tweed]

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.

[Gustaf]

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.

Some of them have already been posted, or at least noticed...I used the Washington poll a day ago or so, when I updated my prediction map. And the Michigan poll is a little bit uninteresting, wouldn't you say?

[© tweed]

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

[Michael Z]

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.

[emergingDmajority1]

I'm guessing Edwards is at least at 11-12% in Michigan by now

lol, Bob Graham, I forgot he was even in the race. This guy just spun his for a few months and left, too bad Lieberman didn't get the message.

[© tweed]

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.

[Gustaf]

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.

Yeah, that was kind of lame, I have to say...but the standards does seem to be pretty low, considering the Michigan poll...

[© tweed]

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

[Gustaf]

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

How important will they be?

[© tweed]

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.

[Gustaf]

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.

That's what I am asking, I thought Maine was a small state that didn't carry that much weight?

[© tweed]

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.

[emergingDmajority1]

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

[Gustaf]

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.

But after Feb 3rd and Michigan it will still be a pretty small state, and it should also be safely for Kerry.

[© tweed]

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

Also, the regional factor helps Kerry.

[Nation]

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.

[© tweed]

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.

[MAS117]

Kerry will take a top 3 in Michigan

[Gustaf]

Kerry will take a top 3 in Michigan

You think there will be 3 viable candidates left by then?

[© tweed]

Kerry will take a top 3 in Michigan

Probably 1st or second.

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