Ohio 2008 Numbers

[underpants]

Democratic Field Clinton 38% Obama 13% Edwards 11% Gore 6% Biden 2% Kucinich 2% Richardson 1% Dodd 0%

Republican Field Giuliani 30% McCain 22% Gingrich 11% Romney 4% 6 Candidates at 1% (Brownback, Thompson, Hagel, Huckabee, Pataki, Tancredo)

General Election Clinton 46% Giuliani 43% Clinton 46% McCain 42%

Clinton 52% Romney 31%

Edwards 44% McCain 41%

McCain 41% Obama 38%

http://news.yahoo.com/s/realclearpolitics/20070130/cm_rcp/ohio_2008_numbers;_ylt=AvevOeR3mBjVpGSIv0h0HxX9wxIF;_ylu=X3oDMTA0cDJlYmhvBHNlYwM-

[saltpoint]

1. A lot of maybe this and maybe that in these data.

One thing that seems striking is how McCain's star has dimmed.

Not to say he wouldn't have support in Ohio or elsewhere.

Just to mention that there's no inevitability to his nomination or candidacy.

At the moment he seems drugged up, in a kind of slo-mo re-enactment of what it is to be physically alive and mentally alert.

[ohio2007]

2. ?

Seems Clinton vs Giuliani is what will play out after the conventions run their course.
It's a New York race

[underpants]

5. *cough* Gore/Richardson *cough*

I am supporting Edwards but this is Al's if he wants it. And if he asked Richardson (probably the most qualified for the job in a long time) he would probably accept.

It is Gore's whenever he wants it.

[AllegroRondo]

3. Diebold already knows who's going to win?

[ohio2007]

4. There is talk in Ohio to "draft" poll workers

Something like jury duty. It's only talk being pushed by the new sec of State