Rasmussen daily graph for 3/22/08 - Obama down 1 (44), Clinton up 2 (46)

[DavidDvorkin]

A grim trend for America.








(Pretend that the 10 and 20 lines are actually 0. Does anyone know how to make Excel label different parts of the axis differently?)

Gallup daily poll will show up here later today: http://www.gallup.com

These Rasmussen graphs are all contained on one Web page at http://www.dvorkin.com/rastrack.html

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Data in tabular form
Discussion

[DavidDvorkin]

1. Kick for the graphs

Graphs, I tell you, graphs!

[Tellurian]

6. Yup, and here is the link:

For the first time in about two weeks, Hillary Clinton has retaken the lead in the Rasmussen daily tracking poll. Its a 4-day rolling average, so who knows what effect, if any, the Richardson endorsement had.

Clinton 46%

Obama 44%

"On Saturday, Obama’s favorable ratings slipped a little further—46% favorable, 51% unfavorable. Before the Pastor Problem became big news, Obama was viewed favorably by 52%. One month ago, he was viewed favorably by 56%."

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

[goldcanyonaz]

2. A wonderful trend for America.

Viva Clinton!

:woohoo:

:bounce:

[DavidDvorkin]

3. Obviously we'll only get one outcome in the promary, so we'll never really know

But I very much fear that, if Clinton wins the nomination, McCain will win the GE.

Earlier, I backed Edwards, not just because of his increasingly progressive attitude, but also because I thought he'd win the GE in a landslide. Now I think that Obama is much more likely to win the GE than Clinton.

If Clinton wins the nomination, I'll support her fully and will keep my fingers crossed, but I'll expect the worst.

[durrrty libby]

4. "grim" Surely you jest. Let us hope America has finally shaken off

their stupid stupor in time, otherwise grim is only the beginning.

[DavidDvorkin]

5. Not at all. See my earlier post, #3.