FL PrimD: Strategic Vision: Clinton's Lead in FL Shrinks Down to 6% as Obama Nears 40%

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

New Poll: Florida President by Strategic Vision on 2008-01-13

Summary:

Clinton:	45%
Obama:	39%
Edwards:	11%
Other:	1%
Undecided:	4%

Poll Source URL: Full Poll Details

14. Who is your first choice for the Democratic nomination in 2008? (Democrats only)

Hillary Clinton 45%

Barack Obama 39%

John Edwards 11%

Dennis Kucinich 1%

Undecided 4%

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

I don't buy into this one - it doesn't match any previous polls done that day, or even the poll done the day after.

[Speed of Sound]

I don't buy into this one - it doesn't match any previous polls done that day, or even the poll done the day after.

.........but......but.......its so fun to believe.....................-_-

[Verily]

This may more accurately reflect the final results, however, given the press Nevada and South Carolina will get beforehand (assuming Obama wins both, of course, which is a fairly big assumption but not too huge, I would say greater than 50% chance of happening).

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

This may more accurately reflect the final results, however, given the press Nevada and South Carolina will get beforehand (assuming Obama wins both, of course, which is a fairly big assumption but not too huge, I would say greater than 50% chance of happening).

True - but I don't think it reflects how Florida would vote today.

[Padfoot]

I don't buy into this one - it doesn't match any previous polls done that day, or even the poll done the day after.

I disagree.  After seeing the Michigan results I'd be more than willing to bet Obama and Edwards would keep Clinton below 50% here especially if Obama wins in NV and SC.

[Eraserhead]

Florida shouldn't matter.... nothing is at stake there and nobody is campaigning there. I'll say that no matter who is leading. It will only matter if MSM decides it matters and I hope they decide that it doesn't.

[Ben.]

It's movement in the right direction... in reality it will only matter as much as the networks want it to matter and as all the campaigns are still in the state or at least on the ballot it will matter more than MI (though probably less than the likes of NV and SC thanks to the lack of delegates), but right now so much depends on the signals that come out from the NV and SC results.

[Erc]

As long as Obama loses by a non-blowout amount, it's fine.  No campaigning there, so Hillary has a built-in structural advantage.