Gallup Daily Tracking Poll Thread

[Democratic Hawk]

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105529/Gallup-Daily-Obama-Edges-Ahead-Clinton.aspx

Obama - 48%
Clinton - 45%

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McCain - 47
Clinton - 45

McCain - 46
Obama - 44

[Democratic Hawk]

The most recent favorables from Gallup (18 March 2008)

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105073/McCains-67-Favorable-Rating-Highest-Eight-Years.aspx

McCain: Favorable 67% - Unfavorable 27%
Obama: Favorable 62% - Unfavorable 33%
Clinton: Favorable 53% - Unfavorable 44%

[Ban my account ffs!]

McCain will ride his high for a while but will ultimately crash before the election.. much like Obama has.  Except Obama will have a lot more time (and charisma) to build himself back up by the election.

[Lief 🗽]

McCain: Favorable 67% - Unfavorable 27%
Obama: Favorable 62% - Unfavorable 33%

Er... inflated much?

[exopolitician]

March 22, 2008

Today's Gallup tracking poll shows Barack Obama retaking the national lead over Hillary Clinton, after the Jeremiah Wright scandal had badly damaged his numbers and put him behind for nearly a week. Here are today's numbers, compared to yesterday:

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It would appear that Obama's big speech on Tuesday, combined with the Bill Richardson endorsement, have gone a long way in fixing his poll numbers for now. But he still has yet to fully recover the six-point lead he had in Gallup a little over a week ago.

[Flying Dog]

Rasmussen and Gallup are giving me a headache.

[Democratic Hawk]

McCain: Favorable 67% - Unfavorable 27%
Obama: Favorable 62% - Unfavorable 33%

Er... inflated much?

I don't know. I can only report Gallup's findings

Dave

[Democratic Hawk]

Rasmussen and Gallup are giving me a headache.

Rasmussen right now is depressing me unutterably ; Gallup, on the other hand, ... don't seem so bad

Dave

[Eraserhead]

Gallup and Rasmussen are hilariously showing entirely different trends.

[Gustaf]

Well, over the past 4 years Gallup's record is pretty bad, at least on the state level. I do prefer Rasmussen.

[Democratic Hawk]

Monday 24 March, 2008

Obama - 47%
Clinton - 46%

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McCain - 47%
Clinton - 45%

McCain - 47%
Obama - 44%

[Democratic Hawk]

Clinton, Obama Closely Matched Among Jewish Voters (24 March, 2008)

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105595/Clinton-Obama-Closely-Matched-Among-Jewish-Democrats.aspx

Clinton 48% - Obama 43%

Among Catholics

Clinton 56% (White 57%; Non-white 53%) - Obama 37% (White 34%; Non-white 42%)

Among Protestants

Clinton 44% (White 56%; Non-White 25%) - Obama 47% (White 34%; Non-white 70%)

Among Non-Judeo-Christians

Clinton 32% - Obama 61%

Among No Religion

Clinton 40% - Obama 54%

[exopolitician]

Among No Religion

Clinton 40% - Obama 54%

[Reaganfan]

McCain's favorable rating matches the 67% he received in February 2000.

I knew the 2000 McCain was back!

[agcatter]

Among no religion - Obama 54%

NOT TRUE.  Obama IS their religion.

[Democratic Hawk]

Tuesday 25 March, 2008

Obama - 47%
Clinton - 45%

..................

McCain - 46%
Clinton - 45%

McCain - 45%
Obama - 44%

[Democratic Hawk]

If McCain vs Obama, 28% of Clinton Backers Go For McCain (26 March, 2008)

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105691/McCain-vs-Obama-28-Clinton-Backers-McCain.aspx

Clinton supporters who would vote for McCain over Obama - 28%

Obama supporters who would vote for McCain over Clinton - 19%

If Obama vs McCain in the general:

1. Support for Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination: Obama 59% - McCain 28%

2. Support for Obama for the Democratic Party nomination: Obama 96% - McCain 3%

If Clinton vs McCain in the general:

1. Support for Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination: Clinton 96% - McCain 3%

2. Support for Obama for the Democratic Party nomination: Clinton 72% - McCain 19%

[exopolitician]

How sad. With numbers like those we deserve to lose in November.

[Person Man]

How sad. With numbers like those we deserve to lose in November.

Seriously. Why even have a democratic party if democrats don't even vote democratic?

[Willy Woz]

Gallup polls are just...weird.

[J. J.]

You had something like this in 1976 on the Republican side.

[JohnCA246]

Most will eventually vote for their candidate in the end.  I know a lot of people that are saying if their candidate won't win theyll vote for McCain, but Im sure theyll go with the Dem.  It's mainly a way of whining.  "If I dont get to be on my best friend's team, I'm going home!"

[MODU]

How sad. With numbers like those we deserve to lose in November.

Seriously. Why even have a democratic party if democrats don't even vote democratic?

It's more of a case of them staying home than actually voting for McCain.  However, I can see where a few would (and do) cross the ticket.

[Democratic Hawk]

If McCain vs Obama, 28% of Clinton Backers Go For McCain (26 March, 2008)

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105691/McCain-vs-Obama-28-Clinton-Backers-McCain.aspx

Clinton supporters who would vote for McCain over Obama - 28%

Obama supporters who would vote for McCain over Clinton - 19%

If Obama vs McCain in the general:

1. Support for Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination: Obama 59% - McCain 28%

2. Support for Obama for the Democratic Party nomination: Obama 96% - McCain 3%

If Clinton vs McCain in the general:

1. Support for Clinton for the Democratic Party nomination: Clinton 96% - McCain 3%

2. Support for Obama for the Democratic Party nomination: Clinton 72% - McCain 19%

More on this here:

Democratic Groups Most At Risk of Deserting (27 March, 2008)

http://www.gallup.com/poll/105742/Democratic-Groups-Most-Risk-Deserting.aspx

Dave

[Democratic Hawk]

Wednesday 26 March, 2008

Obama - 47%
Clinton - 46%

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McCain - 47%
Clinton - 45%

McCain - 46%
Obama - 44%