new Maryland poll results

[pruner]

Dean 23%
Lieberman 20%
Clark 11%
Gephardt 9%
Edwards 7%
Kerry 7%
Sharpton 6%
Moseley Braun 2%
Kucinich 1%

The poll discovered that among Democrats, 80 percent (49 percent "very likely"/31 percent "somewhat likely") say that their vote next year will at least to some extent be determined by anger toward Bush, and among black voters, 87 percent claim likewise.

http://www.thewbalchannel.com/politics/2589984/detail.html

[ClintonTyree]

1. That Lieberman.................

is at 20% is disturbing. I'm not a big Kerry fan, but he stands head and shoulders above Lieberman in this race as far as I'm concerned. :wtf:

[CMT]

3. Lieberman does well in national polls and in state polls

where people are not really paying attention becuz they haven't gotten a lot fo attention from the candidates yet. Remember in NH, Iowa, SC, and Arizona Lieberman was at one point either leading or doing pretty well, he is now struggling in each of these states. The more time people spend getting to know him, it seems the less Democratic voters like him.

[tsipple]

2. Maryland's Primary is March 2nd

It's not the earliest primary, but Maryland may have an impact on the nomination. Good news, thanks!

[CMT]

4. the trend in some of these early states have been promising

for Dean (of late) he leads in several polls in NH, and in Arizona he was leading by 8-points in a poll released last week, and in Maryland he has been narrowly leading. In Iowa, he is in a deadheat with Gep and in SC a internal Edwards poll shows him running second.

[jeremiah fpoa]

5. Yet again...

Edwards is in prime position to start picking away at the various campaigns and start climbing up the ladder to victory. Like is most early and important states he's poised to move up the polls as more people learn about him and his platform and realize he's the real candidate for the job.