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Posted: Wed Aug 15th, 2007 05:19 pm

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Of the primary States of Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, the polls are not uniform but all indicate Hillary has pulled into the lead in Iowa:
University of Iowa Poll
8/2/2007
N=425
Hillary Clinton27% Barack Obama22% John Edwards22% Bill Richardson9% Unsure16% Other4%
She appears to be neck and neck with Obama in New Hampshire

American Research Group Poll
7/28/2007
N=600
Hillary Clinton31% Barack Obama31% John Edwards14% Bill Richardson7% Joe Biden2% Chris Dodd1% Dennis Kucinich1% Unsure13%

The latest poll shows Hillary pulling into the lead in South Carolina.

A new Public Policy Polling survey in South Carolina finds Sen. Hillary Clinton leading the Democratic presidential race with 36% support, followed by Sen. Barack Obama at 33% and John Edwards with 12%. Clinton trailed Obama by three points in the last poll.

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Posted: Thu Aug 23rd, 2007 04:33 am

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onday, August 20, 2007
During August, Clinton Continues to Build Support
August is shaping up like the previous several months in the race for the Democratic Presidential nomination. New York Senator Hillary Clinton has built a bit more support than the month before while the other candidates remain essentially where they were.

Rasmussen Reports national polling shows that Clinton's support averaged 33% for all polls released in April. Her support increased to 35% in May, 36% in June and 39% in July. The first three polls released in August show her averaging 41% support.
Illinois Senator Barack Obama's support averages 23% for the first three weeks in August. That's down slightly from 25% in July, 26% in June, and 27% in May. Obama peaked on the eve of the first Presidential debate. For the month of April, his support averaged 31%.

Former North Carolina Senate John Edwards has consistently hovered in the low-to-mid teens, a distant third.

In addition to leading the national polls, Clinton also leads the early Primaries in New Hampshire and Florida.

It is worth noting that Clinton's numbers are down slightly from the first week in August. However, the frontrunner has polled above the 40% mark for four straight weeks, a level she never reached earlier in the year. Rasmussen Reports continues to see Hillary Clinton as the default candidate of the Democratic Party. It is likely that she will win the nomination unless something dramatically shakes up the race.

Obama's camp has argued that national polls are meaningless because the early state polls show a more competitive scenario. It is true that a solid defeat of Clinton in Iowa and New Hampshire could radically alter the race. However, it would have to be a very solid victory to knock Clinton out of frontrunner status.

Rasmussen Reports has released a series of state polls matching Clinton against a variety of Republican hopefuls. In Arkansas, the data suggests that Clinton could achieve a rare Democratic victory in a southern state. In Oregon, on the other hand, Clinton is viewed unfavorably by 51% and will have to work to keep that state in the Democratic column.

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