Clark Supporters look at PEW Research Center Poll................

[deminflorida]

linked from the South Carolina Democratic Party Website...

note the National and South Carolina Numbers...

Primary Preview: Surveys in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina

http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=198

[Orangepeel]

1. Released: December 8, 2003 n/t

[KittyWampus]

2. Hey There, This Seems Out Of Date

The Pew Research Center's latest survey was conducted from Nov. 18 to Dec. 4
among 394 voters who intend to vote in the Jan. 19 Iowa caucus, 585 likely
voters in New Hampshire's Jan. 27 primary (open to Democrats and
independents), and 566 likely voters in South Carolina (open to all voters). A
separate national survey was conducted among 469 Democrats (including
independents who lean Democratic) who said they were likely to vote in a
primary or caucus in their state.

[adamrsilva]

3. So

Dean leads in Iowa and NH, and is tied with Clark nationally, but Democrats believe he has the best chance to beat Bush. Thanks!

[KittyWampus]

4. This Is A Month Old... And Before Dean Decided Osama

was innocent yet deserves the death penalty, for instance.

[deminflorida]

5. Yeah, that number has turned....granted in Dean's favor...

good for him...

But South Carolina is Huge....in the primaries....

and the National Number, may be starting to reflect the Heartland recognition of Clark.... finally....

[madfloridian]

6. Here is a poll from Dec. 22

http://blog.deanforamerica.com/archives/002799.html

Dean Leads in South Carolina
In the latest American Research Group poll of South Carolina voters, "a 19 percentage-point increase in awareness and a 14 percentage-point increase in favorability... have placed Howard Dean in front of what continues to be a competitive field of Democratic candidates in South Carolina." (In the poll, Dean leads with a 37% favorability.) The results, with November's in parenthesis:

Dean 16 (9)
Clark 12 (15)
Sharpton 12 (9)
Edwards 11 (12)
Lieberman 7 (9)
Gephardt 7 (7)
Braun 3 (3)
Kerry 2 (3)

Could you find a newer Pew Poll? I have a couple of links. Will check.

[deminflorida]

7. Well that's certainly from a link that doesn't play favorites...

maybe I should be reading dailykos.com as well....

just to get the straight and skinny right?

[windansea]

8. survey USA poll

http://surveyusa.com/2003_Elections/SC031216DemPrimary.pdf

or here

http://www.davidwissing.com/demstatepolls.html

[Kathleen04]

9. thanks..

for the links. :)