Nov. 28, 2007 - Obama, Edwards Rallying in NH Democratic Primary

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Nov. 28, 2007 - Obama, Edwards Rallying in NH Democratic Primary:

BOSTON – With the New Hampshire Presidential Primaries just six weeks away, Hillary Clinton’s lead over Barack Obama and John Edwards is shrinking, while Republican front-runner Mitt Romney appears secure, according to a 7NEWS-Suffolk University poll released today.

The poll also reveals how much can change before both primaries. Nearly half of likely voters from both parties said that they may change their minds before Jan. 8, 2008. When asked how likely they are to change their minds from their stated candidate of choice, 11 percent were “very likely to change their mind,” and 38 percent were “somewhat likely.”

Likely voters in the Democratic Primary, which includes independents, gave 34 percent support to Hillary Clinton, while 22 percent chose Barack Obama. Just 12 percent were undecided. However, in a June 2007 7NEWS/Suffolk University poll, Clinton led Obama by 18 points compared to her 12-point spread today.

34% (-3% since 6/07) - Hillary
22% (+3% since 6/07) - Obama
15% (+6% since 6/07) - Edwards

Comedy Bonus - Hollywood in a DISTANT 6th place at 2% (-11% since 6/07)

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1. Here are the Repub results

Mitt Romney - 34 percent (+8 percent)
Rudy Giuliani - 20 percent (-2 percent)
John McCain - 13 percent (-0-)
Ron Paul - 8 percent (+6 percent)
Mike Huckabee - 7 percent (+3 percent)
Fred Thompson - 2 percent (-11 percent)

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3. The next poll since Bill made dumb war comment should be interesting

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4. I'm not thinking that Bill's comments hurt Hillary in New Hampshire, but it will be interesting to

see how the trends in Iowa and New Hampshire play out.

[asdjrocky]

5. As an Edwards supporter, I have to say I'm happy with the numbers.

[ClarkUSA]

6. That a net 6% loss for Clinton against Obama and a net 9% loss against Edwards.

Voters are taking a closer look at Hillary and are saying, "No thanks."

[Stop Cornyn]

12. The race is definitely fluid.

[waiting for hope]

7. I like those numbers too!

[Tejanocrat]

8. Obama up, Edwards up, Hillary down -- sounds good to me.

[BenDavid]

9. Here is the up to date polling spread held by HRC in NH,

rcp average Clinton +12.9
whdh Clinton +12.0
CNN/WMUR Clinton +14.0
CBS News/NY Times Clinton +15.0
Boston Globe Clinton +14.0
Marist Clinton +12.0
Rasmussen Clinton +10.0

Ben David

[asdjrocky]

10. Those are encouraging numbers.

And thanks for the link. It's great to see the source of the information.

[Czolgosz]

11. It's getting interesting.