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The Latest Numbers*

By Antonio D. French

Filed Sunday, February 03, 2008 at 2:34 PM

ALABAMA
Obama - 44%
Clinton - 37%

ARIZONA
Clinton - 43%
Obama - 41%

GEORGIA
Obama - 47%
Clinton - 41%

ILLINOIS
Obama - 55%
Clinton - 24%

MISSOURI
Clinton - 47%
Obama - 41%

NEW JERSEY
Clinton - 46%
Obama - 39%

NEW YORK
Clinton - 54%
Obama - 38%

CALIFORNIA
Clinton - 45%
Obama - 36%

*As reported on "Meet the Press" this morning

Labels: Polls, Presidential_Primaries

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3 Comments:

St. Louis Oracle said...

The Missouri numbers you quote are the Mason-Dixon poll with a sample of just 400. Today, Reuters and CSPAN released a Zogby poll for Mo showing Clinton ahead by just 1, 44-43.

As I noted in another thread, Rasmussen Reports released a poll today that showed the Obama had caught and passed Clinton in all-important California.

Obama has the mo. But the local GOTV effort has to continue in order to win MO for O.

2/03/2008 2:57 PM

Anonymous said...

There are actually 4 new California polls out today:

In the latest Field Poll, Senator Hillary Clinton is up 36-34 margin, with 18 percent undecided.

The latest McClatchy/MSNBC poll has Clinton up 45-36.

The latest Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby has Senator Barack Obama up 45-41.

Rasmussen has Obama holding a45-44 lead over Clinton.

2/03/2008 3:11 PM

Anonymous said...

Obama.

2/03/2008 10:18 PM