It took some calculation but here it is:
In contrast, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton has a clear, across-the-board lead in the Democratic race over Sen. Barack Obama by 34 percent to 20 percent, roughly the margin she has enjoyed for months. Lagging behind was former Sen. John Edwards at 10 percent, while another 12 percent had no preference.Clinton's lead stretched even more when Democrats supporting former Vice President Al Gore, who has not said he will run, are divided among their second choices. Then, she is ahead of Obama by 43 percent to 23 percent, with Edwards at 13 percent.
THE MATH over ther Fold!
From before to after Hillary goes up 11 percent add in the 3 percent from Obama and another 3 percent from edwards and we get a total of at least 15 percent nevermind that there is still another 20 some percent to be accounted for. So he could very well be in 2nd place...
So 15% with out campaigning!
From someone with better analytic skills NeuvoLiberal
CNN has more details, but still doesn't mention Gore:
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/200 7/09/14/ap-ipsos-poll/HRC: 34 with Gore, 43 w/o => Gore gets 9 for Hill
Doing this for all the three at the top gives:
Gore => (43-34) from HRC + (23-20) from Obama + (13-10) from Edwards = 9 + 3 + 3 =
15Edwards-Clinton-Obama Trio total:
- ECO with Gore: 64%. Gore+Rest+undec: 36%
- ECO without Gore: 79%. Rest+undec: 21%Based on these: I'd put Gore to have polled in the 15-20% range (15% known to be a
lower bound) in the w/Gore poll, most likely 19%.
http://www.ap-ipsosresults.com/
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/ 2008/president/us/democratic_presidentia l_nomination-191.html-NL
The Picture is a link to the PDF:
It is time to get this man into the Race Join the Effort.
Flyers:
America for Gore(4 per Page)
Meetup Flyer (2 per Sheet)
Poster:
America for Gore (Tabloid Size)
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