2008 Democratic Nomination Poll Results

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Pew Research Center for the People & the Press survey conducted by Princeton Survey Research Associates International. Nov. 9-12, 2006. N=1,191 registered voters nationwide. Results below are among Democratic voters.

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Hillary Clinton 39%

Barack Obama 23

John Edwards 10

Al Gore 10

John Kerry 7

Joe Biden 2

Bill Richardson 1

Russ Feingold 1

None (vol.) 3

Unsure 4

http://www.pollingreport.com/WH08dem.htm

[OneBlueSky]

1. prediction . . . Hillary will not be our nominee . . . n/t

.

[LTR]

8. I agree, and I'll go even farther

I predict she'll bow out and not run.

[RoBear]

9. I've been thinking that for some time...

n/t

[Mass]

2. Full and detailed results here.

http://people-press.org/reports/display.php3?ReportID=296

Among which, Hillary and Obama are much closer among independents.

Also, 7 % undecided at this point is just laughable. It probably means that the top numbers are very inflated.

[yellowdogmi]

3. I would like to see Gary Hart.

I think enough time has elapsed since his mistake. I would love to see him and Feingold on the ticket.

[LTR]

7. I think he's a bit up there in years

Is he in his 70's now?

[OneBlueSky]

17. I'd love to see Hart run, too . . . I'd also like to see . . .

Bill Moyers, Robert Redford and/or Paul Newman run for something . . . but, like Hart, they are getting on in years . . . and a national campaign requires immense energy and stamina . . .

[acmavm]

4. That's funny. Who'd they ask? Repubs?

[ruggerson]

5. It will be one of the top three

And the best choice we have from this group to actually win in '08 is John Edwards.

And I think he's setting himself up to take Hillary out very early on (in Iowa, Nevada and South Carolina).

[Mass]

6. Interestingly, this is not the question listed on the pew website.

[mmonk]

10. I'm not concentrating that far out with the current constitutional

crisis. So much can change in the next two years, especially if the republicans are still allowed to frame issues with help of the MSM. Also, there is no definition to who will definitely run yet (though I think Edwards is going to be soon).

[question everything]

11. Nothing against Obama, but it boggles the mind

that he is number two without showing much of anything that he is capable of running this country.

Yes, I know, neither was Bush. He has been handled by the powers that be from day one. But I would hope that we are different. Plus, Bush was a governor which is an executive position.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

12. Except Obama Has A Stellar Academic Record And Was President Of The Harvard Law Review

eom

[dysfunctional press]

14. he's a handsome, articulate black man...

for some, that's all it takes to go ga-ga, apparently.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

15. He Was Right On The Iraq War...

He was smart enough to be president of the Harvard Law Review...

It would be a redemptive moment for America... Not quite "forty acres and a mule" but a nice down payment...

[dysfunctional press]

16. maybe in a decade or two...

when he's got some actual experience under his belt.

[dysfunctional press]

13. completely meaningless...

more like a name recognition poll.