OR - HRC 26%, BO 18%, JE 17% (Riley Research Poll)

[Yukari Yakumo]

Aug. 15 - HRC 26%, BO 18%, JE 17%, Undecided 30%
Mar. 13 - HRC 31%, BO 21%, JE 8%, Undecided 27%


The Edwards campaign should be happy with this. Though 17% is a little too close to 15% for comfort.

[draft_mario_cuomo]

1. Edwards +9, HRC -5, BO -3

Edwards has a legitimate chance of winning Oregon given the trend. This is more evidence that Edwards is gradually gaining momentum. :bounce:

[illinoisprogressive]

2. August 2003. Dean concidered inevitable. how'd that work out?

[rinsd]

3. Dean was considered inevitable in Aug 2003?

Can you at least do us the favor of not mixing your memes up?

I like easy pickings as much as the next DUer but really.

[bigdarryl]

4. Edwards continue to climb well the media says he's sinking

[LWolf]

5. Is there a link? n/t

[Yukari Yakumo]

8. Linkage:

http://www.rileyresearch.com/polls/2007_08_20_riley_report.pdf

[LWolf]

10. So it looks like every candidate but Edwards has dropped

since the last poll.

Edwards and "undecided" have gained.

[sandnsea]

6. This makes sense to me

Hillary has a few supporters, but Edwards has been most popular here from people I've talked to. I'm surprised Hillary is so high, to tell the truth.

[1932]

9. I remember reading a poll in about '98 that had Bush leading republicans

the often cited reason for the lead was because he had experience -- he'd been president once before.

"Clinton" is a powerful name.

[Colobo]

7. Barack is on a good place; he needs to work harder, though.