New ARG primary polls: Clinton & McCain lead in IA, NH, & SC

[Mr. Morden]

From ARG:

http://americanresearchgroup.com/

IA
Clinton 31
Edwards 25
Obama 11
Richardson 8
Kucinich 4
everyone else at 3 or less

McCain 25
Giuliani 23
Romney 16
Gingrich 8
F. Thompson 6
everyone else at 3 or less

NH
Clinton 34
Edwards 18
Obama 15
Richardson 9
everyone else at 3 or less

McCain 30
Romney 23
Giuliani 21
Gingrich 4
F. Thompson 3
everyone else at 1 or less

SC
Clinton 34
Edwards 30
Obama 18
everyone else at 2 or less

McCain 32
Giuliani 23
F. Thompson 13
Romney 10
Gingrich 6
everyone else at 1 or less

[Eraserhead]

Toss them.

[Gabu]

Not ARG again.

[Defarge]

These polls make absolutely no sense.

[Verily]

These polls make absolutely no sense.

I don't think I've ever heard someone accuse ARG of making sense.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

They tend to get republican primaries correct, the media outlet is run by Frank Luntz.  a republican pollster. I don't think it has the democratic primary correct.

[Eraserhead]

Wow even Quincy realized they are off.

[Likely Voter]

sorry to bring this back up, but today McCain on ABC's This Week said he was leading in the polls in IA, NH and SC. But after looking at the polling page he seems to only lead in ARG polls....consistently. When all other polls have him with 10 points less or even more. Why is ARG the only company that consistently puts McCain at the top. His campaign uses these polls to say he is winning...is there some bias here. Wihtout ARG he would have nothing

[Verily]

sorry to bring this back up, but today McCain on ABC's This Week said he was leading in the polls in IA, NH and SC. But after looking at the polling page he seems to only lead in ARG polls....consistently. When all other polls have him with 10 points less or even more. Why is ARG the only company that consistently puts McCain at the top. His campaign uses these polls to say he is winning...is there some bias here. Wihtout ARG he would have nothing

I just noticed that the other day, too. Either ARG has really poor (worse than usual) methodology or there's been some deal cut with the McCain campaign.