Gallup Daily Tracking Poll Thread

[Alcon]

Clinton: Positive 30%; Neutral 7%; Negative 55%

Lord almighty

[Tender Branson]

Thursday - May 1, 2008

Democratic Primary:

Clinton - 49%
Obama - 45%

General Election:

McCain vs. Clinton: 46-46
McCain vs. Obama: 47-43

[ChrisFromNJ]

I hope this is a trend. We need a permanent shift of national polls towards Obama to make the case that he is unelectable. And then Hillary can come in and win the nomination. This is a good start.

[Eraserhead]

I hope this is a trend. We need a permanent shift of national polls towards Obama to make the case that he is unelectable. And then Hillary can come in and win the nomination. This is a good start.

Yeah and then we get to watch Denver burn.

[J. J.]

I hope this is a trend. We need a permanent shift of national polls towards Obama to make the case that he is unelectable. And then Hillary can come in and win the nomination. This is a good start.

Yeah and then we get to watch Denver burn.

Or, wait until November and watch the Democratic Party crash and burn.

[Nutmeg]

I hope this is a trend. We need a permanent shift of national polls towards Obama to make the case that he is unelectable. And then Hillary can come in and win the nomination. This is a good start.

Clinton's certainly aiding in making him unelectable.

[Mr.Phips]

I hope this is a trend. We need a permanent shift of national polls towards Obama to make the case that he is unelectable. And then Hillary can come in and win the nomination. This is a good start.

Yeah and then we get to watch Denver burn.

Exactly.  Obama supporters are not going to just surrender to Hillary if she steals this.  You will likely see half of the delegates storm out of the convention in protest if this happens. 

[ottermax]

Wow, I'm started to become depressed...

[The Duke]

Schadenfreude

[Tender Branson]

Sunday - May 4, 2008

Democratic Primary:

Obama - 49%
Clinton - 45%

General Election:

McCain vs. Clinton: 46-45
McCain vs. Obama: 47-42

[Eraserhead]

The black man regains the lead!

[ChrisFromNJ]

GALLUP/USA Today Poll

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-05-04-obama_N.htm

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[Democratic Hawk]

GALLUP/USA Today Poll

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/2008-05-04-obama_N.htm

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That's quite a shift to Clinton on the previous USA Today/Gallup poll (April 18-20): Obama is down by 6; Clinton up by 11

However, the general election match-ups are now:

McCain 48 (+4) - Obama 47 (n/c)

McCain 49 (+5) - Clinton 46 (-4)

Dave

[Democratic Hawk]

Monday 5 Mayl, 2008

.....

Obama - 50%
Clinton - 45%

.....


McCain - 47%
Obama - 43%

Clinton - 46%
McCain - 46%

[Eraserhead]

Gallup is just strange.

[Democratic Hawk]

Tuesday 6 May, 2008

.....

Obama - 48%
Clinton - 46%

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McCain - 46%
Obama - 45%

Clinton - 46%
McCain - 45%

[Umengus]

Gallup is just strange.

Gallup is Gallup and certainly not a model in the polling business (cfr 2004).

[Eraserhead]

Gallup is just strange.

Gallup is Gallup and certainly not a model in the polling business (cfr 2004).

For word.

[CARLHAYDEN]

Gallup is just strange.

Gallup is Gallup and certainly not a model in the polling business (cfr 2004).

Gallup is pretty good for national general election polls, but is substandard in state polls and primaries.

[Tender Branson]

Wednesday - May 7, 2008

Democratic Primary:

Obama - 47%
Clinton - 46%

General Election:

Obama vs. McCain: 46-45
Clinton vs. McCain: 46-45

[Democratic Hawk]

Thursday 8 May, 2008

.....

Obama - 47%
Clinton - 46%

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Obama - 46%
McCain - 45%

Clinton - 47%
McCain - 45%

[Democratic Hawk]

Friday 9 May, 2008

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Obama - 48%
Clinton - 46%

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Obama - 46%
McCain - 45%

Clinton - 48%
McCain - 44%

[Alcon]

Saturday 10 May, 2008

.....

Obama - 49% (+1)
Clinton - 44% (-2)

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Obama - 46% (-)
McCain - 45% (-)

Clinton - 48% (-)
McCain - 44% (-)

[Tender Branson]

Sunday - May 11, 2008

Democratic Primary:

Obama - 49%
Clinton - 45%

General Election:

Obama vs. McCain: 47-44
Clinton vs. McCain: 48-44

[Alcon]

Monday 12 May, 2008

.....

Obama - 52% (+3)
Clinton - 43% (-2)

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Obama - 47% (-)
McCain - 43% (-1)

Clinton - 49% (+1)
McCain - 44% (-)