the tied at 33% poll was taken both prior to the iowa caucus and after, if i recall right. there was a substantial bounce after iowa for obama.if this poll is representative, then the odds that obama does not lead clinton is 1 in 300 (that isn't a guess, i computed the odds). not to mention other recent polls have come out with a >10% difference... he's sealed the deal in NH.
yourehJan 7, 2008
the tied at 33% poll was taken both prior to the iowa caucus and after, if i recall right. there was a substantial bounce after iowa for obama.if this poll is representative, then the odds that obama does not lead clinton is 1 in 300 (that isn't a guess, i computed the odds). not to mention other recent polls have come out with a >10% difference... he's sealed the deal in NH.
Closed AccountJan 8, 2008
f**k you Frank!
test5477Jan 9, 2008
After all this She wins...haha. Go Hillary
metavirusFeb 4, 2008
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