Latest N.H. Presidential Primary Polls

[wa state wanderer]

Latest N.H. Presidential Primary Polls
1 hour, 39 minutes ago

By The Associated Press

Presidential polls Sunday from New Hampshire measuring the preferences of likely voters for the Democratic presidential candidates.



The polls listed here are tracking polls, unless designated otherwise. Tracking polls are taken every night, with the findings of the last two or three nights rolled together to offer nightly results.


Name of the poll, dates, number of likely voters (LV) and margin of error (MoE) in percentage points are listed. If totals don't reach 100 percent, the remainder were not sure or refused to answer.


Each candidate's name is followed by the percentage of support and then the previous night's reported results in parentheses.


American Research Group, Jan. 22-24, 620 LV, MoE plus or minus 4. (Results from Jan. 21-23 in parentheses)


_John Kerry 38 (34)


_Wesley Clark 17 (19)


_Howard Dean 16 (15)


_John Edwards 15 (13)


_Joe Lieberman 5 (6)


_Dennis Kucinich 1 (1)


_Al Sharpton less than 1 (less than 1)


_Undecided 8 (12)


Boston Globe-WBZ-TV, Jan. 23-24, 400 LV, MoE, plus or minus 5 (Results from Jan 22-23 in parentheses)


_Kerry 38 (35)


_Dean 15 (15)


_Clark 14 (15)





_Edwards 12 (12)

_Lieberman 7 (5)

_Kucinich less than 1 (1)

_Sharpton less than 1 (less than 1)

_Undecided 14 (18)

CNN-USA Today-Gallup, Jan. 24-25, 970 LV, MoE plus or minus 3. Jan. 23-24 results in parentheses)

_Kerry 36 (38)

_Dean 25 (25)

_Clark 13 (10)

_Edwards 10 (9)

_Lieberman 10 (12)

_Kucinich 1 (2)

_Sharpton 1 (less than 1)

_Undecided 4 (4)

Suffolk University-WHDH-TV, Jan. 23-24, 400 LV, MoE plus or minus 5. (Results from Jan 22-23 in parentheses)

_Kerry 36 (29)

_Dean 20 (20)

_Clark 11 (14)

_Edwards 8 (8)

_Lieberman 6 (6)

_Kucinich 1 (less than 1)

_Sharpton less than 1 (less than 1)

_Undecided 17 (22)

University of New Hampshire-FOX News-WMUR-TV-WCVB-TV, Jan. 22-24, 458 LV, MoE plus or minus 4.5 percentage points. (Jan. 21-23 results in parentheses)

_Kerry 37 (37)

_Dean 22 (19)

_Edwards 12 (12)

_Clark 11 (13)

_Lieberman 8 (10)

_Kucinich 2 (2)

_Sharpton less than 1 (less than 1)

_Undecided 6 (8)


http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040126/ap_on_el_pr/new_hampshire_polls&cid=694&n

[SadEagle]

1. ARG is NOT the latest.

See http://www.americanresearchgroup.com/nhpoll/demtrack/

[wa state wanderer]

3. Sorry

Ususally don't put much faith in polls anyway. :)

[SadEagle]

5. No need to apologize; sorry about the capitalized not.

It was meant for emphasis, not in a negative way. Gonna use a /not/ next time. Sorry.

[SadEagle]

4. Also, there is a newer Gallup:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/polls/tables/live/2004-01-25-poll-results.htm

This one has:

Kerry     36(38)
Dean      25(25)
Clark     13(10)
Edwards   10(9)
Lieberman 10(12)

Other questions are quite interesting, too. Apparently ~48% of people saw Dean's Iowa speech more than 5 times!

[HereSince1628]

6. I wonder what % saw the speech at least once?

I am thinking that was an event like the left field fly at Wrigley
during the playoff.

[SadEagle]

7. 90% (or 91%)

1% said not sure, 9% said never, so I am not sure how to interpret that ;-). It's all behind the link. Quite interesting stuff.

[wa state wanderer]

2. Hope this isn't a mess...

or posted already. New here.

[mbee]

8. What were the final Iowa poll numbers? Was Dean shown

to be leading and then went on to lose?

[Moderator]

9. Link?

Please edit your post, before the editing window expires, to include links to the polls cited.

Thanks!

DU Moderator

[osaMABUSh]

10. What happened to the Joementum?

Lieberman was on CNN today and said he had joementum because one poll had him 3rd. I think he's running in the wrong party's primary. How did he get on the dem ticket with Gore in '00?