March 13th Rasmussen Presidential Tracking Poll: Obama leads 48% to Hillary Clinton's 41%

[flpoljunkie]

Thursday, March 13, 2008

The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Thursday shows Barack Obama leading Hillary Clinton 48% to 41% in the race for the Democratic Presidential Nomination. Among African-American voters, Obama leads 81% to 7%. Among White voters, Clinton leads 50% to 39%. Among women, Clinton leads by eleven, 51% to 40%. Among men, Obama leads by thirty-two, 60% to 28%.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

[papau]

1. looks like men really do not want a women leader- there's a reason AA's got vote 50 yrs before Women

[flpoljunkie]

4. Why are women deserting Hillary Clinton?

[BigDDem]

8. Like they did in Ohio?

:rofl:

[flpoljunkie]

11. Ohio is one state where folks have already voted.

[BigDDem]

13. Do you think BO is going to win in Penn?

[flpoljunkie]

14. I think he may very well do better than he is now polling. He also has time for the good folks in PA

to get to know him. That could also make a difference.

[YOY]

7. It looks like people don't want a Clinton legacy

feel free to shove the vagina into the equation.

[MadBadger]

Lead in PA is down to 13 from 15. 39% of PA Clinton voters agree with Ferraro while 47% disagreee

[MadBadger]

2. delete

[MadBadger]

3. delete

[Carrieyazel]

5. General election match-up: Exactly tied between McCain vs. Hillary or Obama

44%-44% on all sides. Wow. This bitter infighting is definitely hurting us. Either Dem candidate should be 10 points ahead right now. This does not look good. And this is one of the most accurate polls.

[UALRBSofL]

6. List of several polls

Democratic Presidential NominationPoll Date Obama Clinton Spread
RCP Average 03/05 to 03/12 45.8% 44.3% Obama +1.5%
Rasmussen Tracking 03/09 - 03/12 48% 41% Obama +7.0%
Gallup Tracking 03/09 - 03/11 47% 45% Obama +2.0%
NBC/WSJ 03/07 - 03/10 43% 47% Clinton +4.0%
Newsweek 03/05 - 03/06 45% 44% Obama +1.0%




General Election: McCain vs. ClintonPoll Date Clinton (D) McCain (R) Und Spread
RCP Average 03/05 to 03/12 46.5% 45.0% 6.3% Clinton +1.5%
Rasmussen Tracking 03/09 - 03/12 44% 44% 12% Tie
Gallup Tracking 03/09 - 03/11 47% 45% 3% Clinton +2.0%
NBC/WSJ 03/07 - 03/10 47% 45% 4% Clinton +2.0%
Newsweek 03/05 - 03/06 48% 46% --% Clinton +2.0%
More Polls | Chart General Election: McCain vs. ObamaPoll Date Obama (D) McCain (R) Und Spread
RCP Average 03/05 to 03/12 45.8% 44.3% 7.0% Obama +1.5%
Rasmussen Tracking 03/09 - 03/12 44% 44% 12% Tie
Gallup Tracking 03/09 - 03/11 46% 44% 4% Obama +2.0%
NBC/WSJ 03/07 - 03/10 47% 44% 5% Obama +3.0%
Newsweek 03/05 - 03/06 46% 45% --% Obama +1.0%

[thereismore]

9. Among men, Obama leads by thirty-two, 60% to 28%. Wow. nt

[thereismore]

10. Hil still has the highest negatives - 50%. nt

[flpoljunkie]

12. The numbers...

Nationally, McCain is viewed favorably by 53% and unfavorably by 43%. Obama is now viewed favorably by 52% of likely voters nationwide, unfavorably by 44%. Clinton earns positive reviews from 47% of Likely Voters nationwide and negative assessments from 50%

[USA AOK]

15. At any cost?

Hillary doesn't care if she burns every bridge to become the nominee. Both Clinton and Obama are dropping to McSlain in Ohio according to today's Rasmussen.