RCP NY Polls(17-26jan): Clinton + 22,9%, + 28%, +26 %, +21 %, +21%, +16%, +25%

[agdlp]

RCP Average 01/14 - 01/26 - 50.2 27.3 9.8 Clinton +22.9
USA Today/Gallup 01/23 - 01/26 767 HT 56 28 10 Clinton +28.0
Quinnipiac 01/14 - 01/21 544 LV 51 25 11 Clinton +26.0
Zogby 01/19 - 01/20 425 LV 47 26 9 Clinton +21.0
Rasmussen 01/16 - 01/17 596 LV 51 30 10 Clinton +21.0
WNBC/Marist 01/15 - 01/17 426 LV 48 32 9 Clinton +16.0
Siena 01/14 - 01/17 311 RV 48 23 10 Clinton +25.0


http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/ny/new_york_democratic_primary-265.html

[Dogmudgeon]

1. You Hilbots are really pathetic

It only shows that Billary is planning to STEAL the nomination by getting the people to vote for her/them!!!

--p!

[robbedvoter]

3. Yeah! Screw the voters! It's the delegates that count! (they should make a slogan)

[SteppingRazor]

2. And Obama's +29% in Illinois.

I don't know that polls of a candidate's home state are necessarily the best indicators of viability.

[bluestateguy]

4. I'm sure she'll get lots of credit for winning her own state

George Wallace won the Alabama primaries in 1964 & 1972

Teddy Kennedy won the Massachusetts primary in 1980.

Gary Hart won the Colorado primary in 1984.

Al Gore won the Tennessee primary in 1988.

Dick Gephardt won the Missouri primary in 1988.

Paul Simon won the Illinois primary in 1988

Tom Harkin won the Iowa caucus in 1992.

Paul Tsongas won the Massachusetts priamry in 1992.

John McCain won the Arizona primary in 2000.

See anything in common?