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Clinton leads opponents by a slightly bigger margin By: Mark Warner 08 (I-AUT) - 2007-08-21 @ 01:46:38 Question: Poll Demographics Among women – a key demographic for Clinton, who could be the first woman elected President – she expands her lead a bit, taking support from Edwards, while Obama remains static. She wins 35% support among females, while Obama wins 19% and Edwards collects backing from 17%. However, Edwards still leads among Iowa men, winning 29% support to 24% for Clinton. Obama wins 19% support from men. Among the very liberal, Edwards is the favorite, winning 29% to Obama's 25% and Clinton's 18%. But among mainstream Democrats, Clinton is the far and away leader with 39% support, compared to 22% for Edwards and 20% for Obama. Richardson elevates to the top tier among moderate Democrats, where he wins 18% support. Edwards leads with 25% support among moderates, followed by Clinton with 23% and Obama at 19%. About this poll The Zogby telephone survey was conducted August. 17–19, 2007, and included 503 likely Democratic caucus–goers in Iowa. The margin of error is +/– 4.5 percentage points. Login to Post Comments Forum Thread for this Poll |
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