Re:Suffolf Univ: NH still a battleground state

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

PRESIDENT - NEW HAMPSHIRE

Hillary (D) 46%
Giuliani (R) 44%

Hillary (D) 41%
Giuliani (R) 39%
Bloomberg (I) 7%

Hillary (D) 46%
McCain (R) 44%

Hillary (D) 42%
McCain (R) 37%
Bloomberg (I) 7%
 
Hillary (D) 47%
Romney (R) 40%

Hillary (D) 45%
Romney (R) 36%
Bloomberg (I) 8%
 
Giuliani (R) 42%
Obama (D) 41%

Giuliani (R) 39%
Obama (D) 38%
Bloomberg (I) 6%

McCain (R) 44%
Obama (D) 39%

McCain (R) 39%
Obama (D) 35%
Bloomberg (I) 6%

Hillary (D) 45%
Romney (R) 38%

Hillary (D) 41%
Romney (R) 33%
Bloomberg (I) 6%
 
http://www.suffolk.edu/files/SUPRC/June_24_07editedNewHampshireMarginals.pdf

[poughies]

interesting.

[Tender Branson]

interesting.

Interesting in the way that Clinton gained against Giuliani compared to their February/March poll, while Obama lost ground within the MOE:

Head to Head matchups in this NH poll:

Sample = 500 Likely Voters

Clinton: 40%
Giuliani: 50%

Clinton: 39%
McCain: 51%

Clinton: 47%
Romney: 42%

.....

Obama: 41%
Giuliani: 41%
 
Obama: 42%
McCain: 42%

Obama: 48%
Romney: 33%

http://www.suffolk.edu/files/SUPRC/march02_2007_marginals.pdf

On the other hand R2000 has shown Obama leading Giuliani and McCain in NH, so I would still say it´s a toss-up right now, maybe slight Dem. advantage.