AZ-KAET: McCain under pressure in GOP primary, Clinton ahead among Democrats

[Tender Branson]

General Election Matchups:

Clinton vs. Giuliani: 37-49
Clinton vs. McCain: 36-48
Clinton vs. Thompson: 40-43
Clinton vs. Romney: 41-43

Obama vs. Romney: 39-38
Obama vs. McCain: 34-48

Republican Primary:

John McCain - 24%
Mitt Romney - 19%
Rudy Giuliani - 18%
Fred Thompson - 17%
Newt Gingrich - 10%
undecided - 12%

Democratic Primary:

Hillary Clinton - 28%
Barack Obama - 17%
Al Gore - 17%
John Edwards - 13%
Bill Richardson - 9%
undecided - 16%

Which candidate shares your values ?

Hillary Clinton - 13%
John McCain - 7%
Barack Obama - 7%
Mitt Romney - 6%
Rudy Giuliani - 3%
Fred Thompson - 3%

http://www.azpbs.org/horizon/poll/2007/8-28-07.htm

[Gabu]

Yeah, I'd say McCain is pretty screwed if he can't even muster a quarter of the vote in Arizona.

[Tender Branson]

Here´s an alternative map showing "safe" Clinton and Giuliani states as of now and possible battleground states (candidate leads by less than, or exactly 5%):

I included only polls which were conducted in June/July/August, therefore RI, NV, CT and WV have been removed.

OR, MN, FL and NH are leaning towards Clinton, because no poll has shown Giuliani ahead there in recent months and a Clinton lead is also supported by other polls in the state.

I don´t know about MO, KY, VA and NC so far, we have to wait for other polls to see if they are really swing-states next year.

That leaves WI, OH, PA and NJ as the ultimate swing-states so far.

[Eraserhead]

Hillary always seems to be in worse shape in the primary here than she is nationally.

[HardRCafé]

Crikey, even Romney leads Hillary in Arizona.

[Person Man]

Eh... Arizona isn't going anywhere in '08.

[Padfoot]

Democratic Primary:

Hillary Clinton - 28%
Barack Obama - 17%
Al Gore - 17%
John Edwards - 13%
Bill Richardson - 9%
undecided - 16%

Yet another worthless Democratic primary poll.  When will these polling agencies (and delusional Democrats) finally give up on Gore for 2008?

[Person Man]

Though Thompson would be kinda ed in the west in '08.  Arizona appears to be only 7 points to the right and CO appears to be only 1 point to the right of the national polling.

In 04, it was 9 points and 2 points respectively. I guess its not that bad, maybe Guliani and Romney just do well in that reigon.