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Poll: Hillary With Wide National Lead For Dems, Beats Rudy In General
A new poll from Newsweek shows that Hillary Clinton has yet to feel any pain in the national polls from this past week's debate. Hillary leads the Democrats with 43%, followed by Barack Obama at 24% and John Edwards with 12% — statistically unchanged from Newsweek's last poll back in August.
On the Republican side, Rudy Giuliani continues to benefit from a heavily divided field. He has 30% support, followed by Fred Thompson at 15%, John McCain with 14%, Mitt Romney at 12%, and Mike Huckabee at 7%.
Hillary leads Rudy by a 49%-45% margin. In a three-way race with Mike Bloomberg, it comes out at Clinton 44%, Giuliani 38%, and Bloomberg 11%.
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