Super Tuesday Polls..Hillary looking great!

[KennedyGuy]

Democratic Polls

State Date HC BO JE BR DK
California 1/27 49 38 9 - -
New York 1/23-26 56 28 10 - -
Massachusetts 1/22-23 59 22 11 - -
Georgia 1/22 35 41 13 - -
Illinois 1/21-24 22 51 15 - 2
Alabama 1/23 43 28 16 - -
Minnesota 9/21/07 47 22 16 2 2
Tennessee 1/19-21 34 20 16 - -
New Jersey 1/15-22 49 32 10 - 1
Arizona 1/20-24 37 27 15 - 2
Connecticut 1/27 40 40 11 - -
Oklahoma 1/27 44 19 27 - -
Colorado 1/21-23 32 34 17 - -
Utah 2/11/07 31 18 9 1 1
Missouri 1/21-24 44 31 18 - 1
New Mexico 9/5/07 17 8 8 44 -
Arkansas 12/14/07 57 17 14 1 -
Delaware 10/6/07 41 17 7 - -
Idaho 7/12/07 31 33 15 - -

HC - Hillary Clinton
BO - Barack Obama
JE - John Edwards
BR - Bill Richardson
DK - Dennis Kucinich

http://www.usaelectionpolls.com/2008/super-duper-tuesday-polls.html

[marlonjose]

1. Irrelevant polls taken before SC primary

After the primary, Obama has cut the lead in NY, for example, to 12%.

[OmahaBlueDog]

11. More to the point..

They were taken before the Edwards announcement, and (to a far lesser extent) before McCain became the clear Republican frontrunner. Both of these factors will inform a signifigant segment of Dem voters.

[Blue-Jay]

2. Two questions:

1) How old are those numbers?

2) Is there something more recent that takes into account the candidates who have dropped out?

[PeaceNikki]

6. Link says it was updated today.

Oh... and the numbers directly to the right of the candidate indicate poll date.

Some are rather old.

[Ken Burch]

3. How come nobody in Utah is getting more than 31%?

n/t.

[Hardrada]

4. Polls are meaningless at this point.

Events change preferences also.

[Thrill]

5. Polls mean nothing in this election

[Joe the Revelator]

7. Only 3 of those are recent. Wouldn't you agree that a lot has happened since Saturday?

Keep spinning.

[agdlp]

10. Since Saturday 857 208 Democrats voted for Hillary and Kennedy went for Obama

:-)

[aquart]

8. For the moment. Polls have not been dependable in these primaries.

Can't wait to see how Massachusetts is affected by the endorsements.

[mrmx9]

9. At least one third of the states have not been pollled since early December

And Delaware has not been polled since last June! Also who knows how Kennedy's endorsement will affect the vote in his home state.

There's a lot still to play for and a lot can happen in one week (can't believe South Carolin'a primary was only 4 days ago - it seems like ages)!

[Rosa Luxemburg]

12. old polls

[pmchenry]

13. extremely old

umm... some of the polls are months old, the Utah poll is almost a YEAR old!