A major national pollster says that Hillary Clinton has fallen well behind in New Hampshire after her third-place finish in Iowa. Rasmussen Reports, in a telephone survey of 510 likely Democratic voters on Friday, found 37 percent backing Barack Obama, 27 percent for Clinton, 19 percent for John Edwards and 8 percent for Bill Richardson.
Rasmussen projects that 40 percent of the Democratic ballots will be cast by independents, not registered party members. The poll's admitted margin of error is 4.5 percent.
In Rasmussen's last New Hampshire polling, before Christmas, Clinton led Obama by 3 percent.
Poster Comment:
More and more I'm thinking it's going to be an Obama-Edwards ticket, if they can get past the pro-Hillary California and Florida camps. Edwards did Obama a great service in all the debates - Edwards was armed for Hillary and hit her weak points relentlessly and Obama profited from this I would think. Ice Queen going down, down, down.