NH ARG Poll: Kerry, Edwards gaining, all others level or declining

[Feanorcurufinwe]

3-Day Results Jan 9-11 Jan 10-12 Jan 11-13 Jan 12-14 Jan 13-15

 
Braun         0%       0%        0%        0%        0% 
Clark        19%      20%       22%       24%       23% 
Dean         36%      34%       32%       29%       28% 
Edwards       3%       3%        3%        5%        6% 
Gephardt      4%       4%        4%        4%        3% 
Kerry        10%      11%       13%       15%       16% 
Kucinich      1%       1%        1%        1%        1% 
Lieberman    10%       9%        9%        7%        7% 
Other         0%       0%        0%        0%        0% 
Undecided    17%      18%       16%       16%       16% 
       
Sample size  616      621       623       622       616 
       
Democrats    425      430       435       435       430 
Undeclared   191      191       188       187       186 
Undeclared(%)31%      31%       30%       30%       30% 

 Beyond Ballot Preference - January 16, 2004

The drop in ballot preference for Howard Dean has stabilized
and women voters who have switched from Dean are giving John
Kerry a lift at the expense of Wesley Clark.

While 71% of women likely to vote in the Democratic primary
have a favorable opinion of Clark and while Dean leads Clark
among men by just 1 percentage point (28% to 27%), Clark
continues to trail Dean among women 28% to 19%. Women moving
away from Dean are more likely to switch to Kerry. A total of
14% of men say they will vote for Kerry and 18% of women say
they will vote for Kerry.

Based on Dick Gephardt's 1988 Iowa bounce, Kerry has regained
enough pre-Iowa ballot strength to challenge Dean and Clark
for the lead in New Hampshire should Kerry win in Iowa.
http://americanresearchgroup.com/nhpoll/demtrack/

[Bombtrack]

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3-Day Results Jan 9-11 Jan 10-12 Jan 11-13 Jan 12-14 Jan 13-15

 
Braun         0%       0%        0%        0%        0% 
Clark        19%      20%       22%       24%       23% 
Dean         36%      34%       32%       29%       28% 
Edwards       3%       3%        3%        5%        6% 
Gephardt      4%       4%        4%        4%        3% 
Kerry        10%      11%       13%       15%       16% 
Kucinich      1%       1%        1%        1%        1% 
Lieberman    10%       9%        9%        7%        7% 
Other         0%       0%        0%        0%        0% 
Undecided    17%      18%       16%       16%       16% 
       
Sample size  616      621       623       622       616 
       
Democrats    425      430       435       435       430 
Undeclared   191      191       188       187       186 
Undeclared(%)31%      31%       30%       30%       30% 

[Feanorcurufinwe]

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[Bombtrack]

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