Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Poll: Giuliani loses lead in N.J. primary to McCain

THE RACE:
Presidential primary for Democrats, Republicans in New Jersey.

THE NUMBERS - DEMOCRATS:
Hillary Rodham Clinton: 48 percent
Barack Obama: 32 percent
John Edwards: 10 percent
Dennis Kucinich: 1 percent

THE NUMBERS - REPUBLICANS:
John McCain: 29 percent
Rudy Giuliani: 26 percent
Mitt Romney: 14 percent
Mike Huckabee: 9 percent
Fred Thompson: 9 percent
Ron Paul: 7 percent
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OF INTEREST:
This is the second poll this month that found Giuliani has lost a lead that had exceeded 30 percentage points in the fall. The main beneficiary has been McCain.
For the Democrats, Clinton maintained her double-digit lead over Obama with the state's Feb. 5 primary less than a month away.
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The telephone poll of 862 registered voters from Jan. 15-22. The survey includes 464 likely Democratic primary voters with a sampling error margin of 4.5 percentage points and 398 likely Republican voters with a sampling error margin of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
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COMPLETE RESULTS: http://www.quinnipiac.edu/
By The Associated Press

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Giuliani went against the conventional wisdom learned by decades and decades worth of presidential candidates - that you have to participate in early states such as New Hampshire and Iowa because it's all about momentum and national media exposure - and predictably, he's fallen off the face of the earth and probably can't revive his campaign. He has dropped to third place in Florida, which was where he was "betting the farm."

January 24, 2008 11:49 AM 

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