Latest Poll has Clinton and Obama tied in Iowa.

[calteacherguy]

Below are the results of a three-day poll in the state of Iowa. Results are based on telephone interviews with 600 likely Republican cacus goers and 600 likely Democratic cacus goers, aged 18+, and conducted November 23-25, 2007. The margin of sampling error is ±4.5 percentage points.

If the 2008 Democratic presidential caucus were held today between, Joeseph Biden, Hillary Clinton, Chris Dodd, John Edwards, Dennis Kucinich, Barack Obama, and Bill Richardson, for whom would you vote? (Democrats Only; Names Rotated)
Hillary Clinton 29%
Barack Obama 29%
John Edwards 23%
Bill Richardson 6%
Joseph Biden 4%
Chris Dodd 1%
Dennis Kucinich 1%
Undecided 7%

http://www.strategicvision.biz/political/iowa_poll_112807.htm

[Colobo]

1. It's becoming a two way race over there

John needs to do something quick.

[calteacherguy]

2. Edwards is not going to go anywhere.

He's a completely known quantity, and so is Clinton. Obama still has the most room for upward movement.

[PresidentObama]

3. I agree, even though it's still a small gap between him and the tie Obama and Clinton have.

Who knows where the 7% undecided will go, and who the second tier voters will vote for if their candidate is unviable.

[Nutmegger]

6. Yes, that will be key.

Edwards will benefit and surprise everyone! I can't wait!

Edwards 2008!

[tired_old_fireman]

18. Edwards is up 3 points from 20% two weeks ago

Clinton stayed the same. Edwards is up 3 and Obama is up 2. This poll is good news for Edwards and Obama. If they continue the trend and knock Clinton back to 3rd place, it should make things interesting.

[jefferson_dem]

4. Another tie at the top, with Edwards struggling to stay in the game.

For whatever it's worth: SV is a Repug polling firm.

[PresidentObama]

5. Struggling? 23 percent compared to Obama-Clintons 29 percent? That's struggling?

He's got to do something, but he's NOT struggling.

[jefferson_dem]

7. Ok.

Perhaps struggling is a bit too harsh. But the trend is not promising for JE right now (this graph does not include this poll).

[tired_old_fireman]

19. Edwards went from 20% to 23%

Maybe he stopped the bleeding now that he's finally spending money on advertising in the state.

[Catch22Dem]

8. With that MOE, Obama, Clinton, and Edwards are in a statistical tie

I hardly call that struggling

ON EDIT: but you're right about that trend

[JI7]

12. it's only 6 percent difference, with MOE it could be 1 percent

[Bumblebee]

16. or 11...

[mac2]

9. Kucinich 1%?

I don't believe it.

I am even more shocked about Clinton and Obama being so far ahead with their globalist and war agenda.

[PresidentObama]

11. DK has no real organization there, how are you shocked?

[inthebrain]

17. Other polls had Hillary at 41%

Kucinich is not campaigning in Iowa. He's focusing on New England states and the North East in general.

[IndianaGreen]

10. When voters find out that Obama is an homophobia enabler

they will drop him like a hot potato.

[Colobo]

13. They will never find that out

because that's not true. :)

[IndianaGreen]

14. Obama: LGBTs are sick fucks that can be cured

Obama may have not spouted such words, but his actions with "ex-gay" McClurkin spoke louder than those words.

[MannyGoldstein]

15. Resistance Is Fu... Aww Fuck...

Any thoughts on what I should wear to Hillary's second inauguration? I should start shopping now...