Desire For Change Could Affect Florida Primary Jan. 29th!

[DaLittle Kitty]

This is what i have been saying all along..this is from the first big state to go to primary!!

Desire for change could affect Florida presidential primaries

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/florida/sfl-flbiowaimpact0105nbjan05,0,1285746.story
VOTE! Who will you vote for?


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Seven candidates emerged from Thursday's Iowa caucuses as top vote getters in their parties. If the election was held today, who would you vote for president?

Barack Obama (3007 responses)

23.3%

John Edwards (4381 responses)

34.0%:)

Hillary Rodham Clinton (2075 responses)

16.1%

Mike Huckabee (754 responses)

5.9%

Mitt Romney (446 responses)

3.5%

Fred Thompson (366 responses)

2.8%

John McCain (627 responses)

4.9%

None of the above (1222 responses)

9.5%
o 12878 total responses (Results not scientific)

[NYCGirl]

1. Quoting an online poll. OK.

:eyes:

[ElizabethDC]

2. Online polls are pretty much representative of very little

one doesn't even have to be in Florida to vote in that poll. It's not exactly scientific.

[Vincardog]

3. Too bad they moved their primary up and their delegates will not count.

[melody]

4. Thanks for posting it. Even if it is an online poll, it's nice to see real hope n/t

[cmaff05]

5. Well

The ability to vote numerous times makes the validity of these polls meaningless. Such is the downfall of most online polls.

[melody]

6. Then don't read them or consider them. I enjoyed the post. YMMV. n/t