newest New Hampshire poll results

[pruner]

Dean 31%
Kerry 19%
Clark 12%

Trailing with single-digit support were Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman, North Carolina Sen. John Edwards, Missouri Rep. Dick Gephardt and Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich. Al Sharpton and Carol Moseley Braun had less than 1 percent support.

Twenty-three percent of respondents were undecided about the Democratic primary.

The poll was done for the Concord Monitor by Research 2000, a Rockville, Md., company.

MOE ± 5

The new poll was conducted Oct. 16-Oct. 20 among residents who voted in the 2002 presidential election and who are likely to vote in the upcoming election.

http://www.projo.com/ap/ma/1066846550.htm

[On the Road]

1. So Who Exactly Was Polled?

"Residents who voted in the 2002 presidential election"?
That's a pretty limited group.
:shrug:

[pruner]

2. the article doesn't really make that clear

so unfortunately, I can't answer your question.

[UnapologeticLiberal]

3. Nice!

Do they have results from last time this poll was taken by the same company? Otherwise it is hard to tell if it went up or down.

I find it interesting that they chose to survey only those who voted in the midterm elections in 2002. A lot of people vote in presidential elections who do not vote in midterms.

[Rowdyboy]

4. Very interesting

Wish they offered more on the internals of the poll. While I find the poll believeable, it seems an odd way to select poll respondents.

[Closer]

5. HAHA

I love how when folks here at DU don't like the results of a poll, they do one of two things: 1)let the thread drop 2)question its authenticity/relativity

Amazing.


If this had been a Kerry or Clark leading, it would have had 80 replies already.

Gotta love your fellow Dems sometimes.

[Rowdyboy]

6. In an attempt to prove you wrong...

:kick:

[retyred]

7. I would have thought

Dean supporters would have escalated this thread by now but I guess your right, even they question its relativity:)



Retyred In Fla
So I Read This Book

[Closer]

8. Apparently

USA Today didn't question it. They ran it today in the first section.

Not sure if you knew that or not though. Do you read newspapers?

Edit: and CNN and MSNBC ran it, too. Guess they didn't question it either.

Looks like you Clarkettes are all alone on this one.

[Rowdyboy]

9. Must be my age...

You have completely lost me...

[pruner]

10. FYI

Clarkie is the preferred term since Clarkette has a gender-specific ring to it.

:)

[Pastiche423]

14. clarkites is my preferred term.

GO DEAN!

[retyred]

11. USA Today,CNN and MSNBC ?

Wow I had no idea it was that relative, I apologize, it just doesn't appear to be realative to anyone here, but you keep mentioning it and someone may actually care and advise their candidate to drop out now!

I read USA Today once while staying at a Holiday Inn but have to admit I've never read CNN or MSNBC in newspaper form.


Retyred In Fla
So I Read This Book

[eileen_d]

17. I love it how when Dean does well in a poll

some of his supporters insist on saying negative things about other candidates. I love it thiiiiiiis much.

[FrenchieCat]

12. As a Proud

Clarkette, The polls is fine. A month and 3 days into the race and New Hamphire is shaping up quite nicely.

So I'm happy with the poll, no matter it's source....well it matters, but I won't quible..don't want to be accused of anything!

"IT'S YOUR ECONOMY AND YOUR WAR, STUPID!"
A REAL MILITARY HERO TELLS A GENUINE INTELLIGENCE FAILURE

[quaker bill]

13. Great news.

Way to go Howard!

[maxanne]

15. I was polled

surprisingly enough, they called me - and I never get polled.

[Baconfoot]

16. New Hampshire is one of the more active Draft Gore states...

It's results like these that make me really wish his name were at least included in polls (for free I mean).



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[pruner]

18. LOL

you should join forces with the draft Hillary movement.

they'd make a helluva team… if only they were interested in running… which they're not.