Showing posts with label Real Clear Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Real Clear Politics. Show all posts

Sunday, October 05, 2008

RCP Presidential Poll and Electoral Map

RCP Average
9/26-10/04
Obama-49.3
McCain-43.4
Spread-+5.9

Electoral Map With Toss-Ups
Obama/Biden-264
McCain/Palin-163
Toss Up-111

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Friday, May 30, 2008

Real Clear Politics Election 2008

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Democrat delegate count
Obama
Total: 1983
Super: 324
Pledged: 1659
Clinton
Total: 1782
Super: 283
Pledged: 1499
Margin: Obama +201
Obama Vs. McCain-Obama +1.8
Clinton Vs. McCain-Clinton +2.0
RCP Average

Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Delegate Count

Democrats
Obama
Pledged Delegates-1004
Total Delegates-1144

Clinton
Pledged Delegates-925
Total Delegates-1138

Republicans
John McCain-724
Mike Huckabee-234

Courtesy of www.realclearpolitics.com

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Real Clear Politics State Polls

Florida Republican Primary
RCP Average
1/22-1/28
McCain-30.7
Romney-30.1
Giuliani-14.7
Huckabee-12.9
Paul-3.6
McCain +0.6

Courtesy of Real Clear Politics
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Wednesday, January 23, 2008

Real Clear Politics State Polls

Democrats
South Carolina-Jan. 26th
RCP Average
Poll range 1/14-1/22
Hillary Clinton-42.6
Barack Obama-30.0
John Edwards-14.6
Obama +12.6

Florida-Jan. 29th
RCP Average
Poll range 1/11-1/22
Hillary Clinton-47.0
Barack Obama-29.4
John Edwards-11.4
Clinton +17.6

Republicans
Florida-Jan. 29th
RCP Average
Poll range 1/20-1/22
John McCain-22.6
Mitt Romney-22.2
Rudy Giuliani-19.0
Mike Huckabee-14.4
Ron Paul-5.4
Fred Thompson-7.3
McCain +0.4

Courtesy of http://www.realclearpolitics.com/

Monday, January 14, 2008

Real Clear Politics State Polls

Michigan Republican Primary
RCP Average 1/9-1/13
Romney-27.0
McCain-26.3
Huckabee-15.9
Paul -6.6
Giuliani -5.7
Thompson-5.4
Romney +0.7

Nevada Democratic Caucus
Research 2000 1/11-1/13
Obama-32
Clinton -30
Edwards-27
Obama +2.0

South Carolina Republican Primary
RCP Average 1/4-1/13
Huckabee-26.5
McCain-22.8
Romney-16.8
Thompson-10.3
Giuliani-6.8
Paul-5.0
Huckabee +3.7

South Carolina Democratic Primary
RCP Average 1/4-1/13
Obama-42.7
Clinton- 32.0
Edwards-16.0
Obama +10.7

Florida Republican Primary
RCP Average 1/7-1/13
McCain-21.3
Giuliani-21.3
Huckabee-18.3
Romney-17.0
Thompson-8.8
Paul-4.8
Tie

Florida Democratic Primary
RCP Average1/7-1/13
Clinton-49.0
Obama-27.5
Edwards-11.5
Clinton +21.5

Courtesy of http://www.realclearpolitics.com/

Saturday, January 05, 2008

Real Clear Politics New Hampshire Poll

01/02-01/05

Democrats
Obama-33.0%
Clinton-30.3%
Edwards-18.0%
Richardson-5.5%
Obama +2.7%

Republicans
McCain-32.0%
Romney-27.%
Huckabee-12.0
Paul-8.8%
Giuliani-8.8%
Thompson-2.3%
McCain +4.2%

Courtesy of www.realclearpolitics.com

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Real Clear Politics Republican Presidential Nomination Polls

Republican Presidential Nomination
RCP Average
11/08 to 11/28
28.5% Giuliani
14.2% Thompson
12.7% Romney
12.8% McCain
9.2% Huckabee
Giuliani +14.3%
Rasmussen
11/21 - 11/28
27% Giuliani
10% Thompson
14% Romney
14% McCain
12% Huckabee
Giuliani +13%
Reuters/Zogby
11/14 - 11/17
29% Giuliani
15% Thompson
9% Romney
9% McCain
11% Huckabee
Giuliani +14%
FOX News
11/13 - 11/14
33% Giuliani
12% Thompson
8% Romney
17% McCain
8% Huckabee
Giuliani +16%
Gallup
11/11 - 11/14
28% Giuliani
19% Thompson
12% Romney
13% McCain
10% Huckabee
Giuliani +9%
American Res. Group
11/09 - 11/12
25% Giuliani
17% Thompson
21% Romney
12% McCain
6% Huckabee
Giuliani +4%
Cook/RT Strategies
11/08 - 11/11
29% Giuliani
12% Thompson
12% Romney
12% McCain
8% Huckabee
Giuliani +17%
Courtesy of www.realclearpolitics.com

Saturday, November 24, 2007

Fox News All-Stars

The weekly round table discusses the campaign of Fred Thompson. His entry into the presidential race has been met with a luke-warm response. The gang analyzes this and Thompson's sagging poll numbers. The real surprise has been the rise of Mike Huckabee's numbers in Iowa which show him second only behind Mitt Romney. Might it be Huckabee who vaults into the first tier to displace Fred Thompson and make a run at Romney and Giuliani? We will soon see as the Iowa caucus fast approaches.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2007/11/fred_thompsons_sinking_poll_nu.html
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