Reply #35: Dean is the frontrunner! [View All]

[Woodstock]

He gets the most votes or at least equals Clark in the number of votes, out of all the nine candidates, in all the recent national polls.

If Clark gets, for example, twice as many men as women

and Dean gets as many men as women

and Dean is getting as many or more overall votes as Clark

then Dean is getting more women.

Zogby 10/24:
Dean tops the list of nine Democratic hopefuls with 12%, followed by Clark with 10%, Kerry at 9% and Lieberman at 8%. Gephardt and former IL Senator Carol Mosley Braun are tied at 5%, ...

ABC/Washington Post 10/26:
Registered voters nationwide who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents. "If the 2004 Democratic presidential primary or caucus in your state were being held today, and the candidates were , for whom would you vote?" Howard Dean 17%, Richard Gephardt 14%, Wesley Clark 14%, Joseph Lieberman 13%, John Kerry 8%, ...

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