Hillary, McCain Lead In National Tracking Polls
Today's Gallup and Rasmussen tracking polls, their final national polls before Super Tuesday, show Hillary Clinton and John McCain with the leads going into this crucial day — a sign that both of them are the overall favorites for tonight.
Here are the Dem numbers, compared to yesterday's:
Gallup: Clinton 47% (+0), Obama 42% (-1)Rasmussen: Clinton 47% (+1), Obama 40% (+0)
On the Republican side, John McCain's support may have dipped a bit in Gallup, but he's still doing more than fine:
Gallup: McCain 41% (-4), Romney 24% (-1), Huckabee 21% (+4)Rasmussen: McCain 34% (+1), Romney 30% (+0), Huckabee 20% (-2)
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Looks like the Obama surge has run its course. I liken it to the comparison of who are you going to date vs. who are you going to marry? In the end, people will want to spend more time with Hillary.
February 5, 2008 3:14 PM | Reply | Permalink
What's the point of national polls, when the races are in individual states? It sounds more like a campaign tactic than an informational tool.
February 5, 2008 3:46 PM | Reply | Permalink