Edwards forges ahead of Clark in SC......sharpton #2

[emergingDmajority1]

heh, crazy Al, well you figure he'd run strongest in this state : )

Edwards 17
Sharpton 12
Dean 11
Clark 10
Lieberman 9
Gephardt 8
Mosely Braun 6
Kerry 5
Kucinich 1

http://www.wcnc.com/sharedcontent/APStories/stories/D7V2ICM82.html

[M]

Pretty wacky, alright. Expect the winners of the Iowa caucus and the NH primary (likely either Gephardt and Dean or... Dean and Dean!) to increase their numbers significantly by the time this primary rolls around. I'm expecting an Edwards-Dean race here, with Edwards slightly favored. But in SC more than anywhere else, anything is possible. This could be the funnest primaries this year.

[DarthKosh]

Pretty wacky, alright. Expect the winners of the Iowa caucus and the NH primary (likely either Gephardt and Dean or... Dean and Dean!) to increase their numbers significantly by the time this primary rolls around. I'm expecting an Edwards-Dean race here, with Edwards slightly favored. But in SC more than anywhere else, anything is possible. This could be the funnest primaries this year.

I still think dean will have it wrapped up before febuary.

[Flying Dog]

Pretty wacky, alright. Expect the winners of the Iowa caucus and the NH primary (likely either Gephardt and Dean or... Dean and Dean!) to increase their numbers significantly by the time this primary rolls around. I'm expecting an Edwards-Dean race here, with Edwards slightly favored. But in SC more than anywhere else, anything is possible. This could be the funnest primaries this year.

I still think dean will have it wrapped up before febuary.

I think gep will crush dean with his labor support

[Flying Dog]

It will be a dean-gephardt-edwards race in SC

[TomAtPitt]

I wonder how much of Edward's support in the South is due to name recognition? I'd expect his support to erode once the campaigns pick up there, as more Democratic primary voters want to vote for a candidate with an actual chance of winning.

[Flying Dog]

I wonder how much of Edward's support in the South is due to name recognition? I'd expect his support to erode once the campaigns pick up there, as more Democratic primary voters want to vote for a candidate with an actual chance of winning.

I think it was not wise for edwarsds to run.