University of Akron: Clinton and Giuliani leads in OH

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Democratic Primary:

Clinton:       27%
Obama:       18%
Edwards:     17%
Gore:             7%
Richardson:   5%
Kerry:            4%
Kucinich:        4%
Biden:            3%
Dodd:             1%


GOP primary:


Giuliani:        32%
McCain:        26%
Rice:            10%
Gingrich:         6%
Romney:         4%
Hagel:             2%
Thompson:      1%
Huckabee:       1%
Hunter:            1%
Brownback:      1%

http://www.uakron.edu/bliss/docs/Springpollreport.pdf

[Verily]

This stupid college poll included Gore, Rice and Kerry.

Edit: And it was taken over the course of a month, making it basically completely worthless.

Edit2: And their primary includes people from all parties, not people only in the individual primaries. The actual figures should be:

Giuliani: 36
McCain: 28
(Rice: 11)
Gingrich: 9
Romney: 6

Clinton: 42
Edwards: 17
Obama: 16
(Gore: 9)
(Kerry: 5)
Kucinich: 3

[Please Delete my account!!]

Print this poll out on a piece of paper and you got something good to wipe your ass with. 

[Gabu]

Print this poll out on a piece of paper and you got something good to wipe your a-- with. 

You wipe your ass with printer paper?  To each their own, I guess...

[Please Delete my account!!]

You wipe your ass with printer paper? 

What?  Doesn't everybody? 

[Tender Branson]

Print this poll out on a piece of paper and you got something good to wipe your ass with. 

Only poll to predict a Mike DeWine win in 2006, says it all ...

https://uselectionatlas.org/POLLS/SENATE/2006/polls.php?action=indpoll&id=39200610100

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Just because you missed an election doesn't mean that it is wrong all the time, there were polls in OH in 2004 like the ARG that missed OH. OH is a funny state, and it is hard to predict. Anyway this is not a general election poll that it got wrong in 2006, this is a primary poll, and this poll is consistent with the QU poll that came out that had Clinton and Giuliani way out front.