Michael Bloomberg inches over the 50 percent mark and now leads Bill Thompson, 52 to 36 percent, widening his lead now to 16 points, according to a new Marist poll. Last month, Bloomberg was hovering at 50 percent, with Thompson back at 39 percent. In July, Bloomberg was at 48 percent.
So, things Read More
A new poll from Quinnipiac says that despite evidence of gains for Barack Obama elsewhere, Hillary Clinton holds on to solid leads in her home and neighboring states.
In New York, she leads Obama 53 to 39 percent, in New Jersey, she leads 48 to 43.
In Florida, McCain is in first place with 29 percent of the vote, followed by Romney at 22 percent, then Huckabee and Giuliani tied for third place, 17-16. Clinton has a commanding lead over Obama, with 59 percent to Obama’s 21 percent. The data was gathered yesterday and today. [ARG]
Barack Obama has Read More
Quinnipiac released a poll this morning that shows Rudy Giuliani’s support in New York may not be as anemic as the Marist and Siena polls from the last few days have shown.
In this survey, Giulaini and John McCain both have 30 percent of the support of New York Republicans. Perhaps more importantly, Giulaini Read More
John McCain is polling higher than Rudy Giuliani among New York Republicans, 34-23, according to a new Marist poll that seems to corroborate this morning’s Siena poll.
This survey also finds that Giuliani’s support is strongest in and around New York City, and with voters of lower income and lower education.
A majority of Read More
John McCain’s lead slips very slightly in this tracking poll, which has him at 29 percent and Mike Huckabee at 22 percent in South Carolina. [Reuters-C-SPAN-Zogby]
His lead slips slightly more in this poll, which shows McCain with 29 percent, and Huckabee with 26 percent in South Carolina. [SurveyUSA]
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John McCain leads Huckabee 33-23 in South Carolina, with Mitt Romney in third place with 20 percent. Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton 44-38, and John Edwards trails at 9 percent. [ARG]
McCain leads Mike Huckabee 28-20 in South Carolina, with Romney at 18 percent and Fred Thompson at 17 percent. [Read More
Hillary Clinton leads Barack Obama, but within the margin of error in Nevada. Mitt Romney leads John McCain among Republicans. [ARG]
McCain leads Mike Huckbee 29-23 in South Carolina. [C-SPAN/Reuters/Zogby]
Huckabee and McCain are tied for first place in North Carolina. Obama leads Clinton, but just slightly inside Read More
