Suffolk U. Tracking Poll: Kerry Pulling Away in Granite State

[Feanorcurufinwe]

- John Kerry extended his lead to 16 points over Howard Dean in the latest New Hampshire tracking poll of likely Democratic voters taken January 23 - 24. The two day rolling average of 400 respondents gave Kerry the lead with 36% followed by Dean at 20% and Wesley Clark with 11%. The survey carries an error rate of +/- 4.90%

"The Vietnam Vet is headed for a big 'V' on Tuesday," said David Paleologos, political pollster and Director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center. Howard Dean remained static while Wesley Clark continued to drop off."

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Wesley suffered his second consecutive three-point drop to 11% effectively eliminating him from the main event with just three days to go. Clark's best demographic category was households with veterans where he trailed Kerry by just 15%.

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The following is the top down percentage results of the two-day rolling average (400) with a +/- of 4.90% at a 95% confidence level (taken Friday, January 23rd and Saturday, January 24th):

* John Kerry 36%
* Howard Dean 20%
* Wesley Clark 11%
* John Edwards 8%
* Joe Lieberman 6%
* Dennis Kucinich 1%
* Al Sharpton 1%
* Undecided/REF 17%

http://www.suffolk.edu/suprc/pres/jan25_04/update.html

[Padraig18]

1. LOL!

I sense some desperation in these postings. :evilgrin:

[MaineDem]

2. Thank you for the news!

I've been working on the campaign all afternoon and it's good to hear this right now!