I hate when people lie to make a point!
Here:
http://www.primarymonitor.com/news/stories2002/nhpoll120902.shtmlThe poll, from Marist College's Institute for Public Opinion, had Gore, the party's unsuccessful nominee in 2000, favored by 31 percent of Democrats and independents who say they may vote in the primary, traditionally the first in the nation.
Kerry, from neighboring Massachusetts, had the support of 28 percent of the potential primary voters.
This poll was from Dec 9th. You need to quit lying to make points. There is no way in hell Kerry would beat Gore by 15pts in Mass, much less NH!
Also look at this poll from NH:
http://draftgore.com/index.htmA Franklin Pierce College poll of likely New Hampshire Democratic Presidential Primary voters conducted on March 30-31 found John Kerry and Howard Dean in a virtual dead heat.
"The two, however, could not outpace former Vice President and 2000 Democratic Party nominee Al Gore if he were a candidate in the race," said Rich Killion, director of Franklin Pierce's Marlin Fitzwater Center for Communication in his press release.
Gore drew 29.2% of likely Democratic primary voters, compared to 21% each for Kerry and Dean. Moreover, crosstabulations also indicate that Gore would draws votes from voters who would otherwise back many of the other candidates, indicating he has widespread support among various segments of the electorate.
"What was particularly interesting was that 30% of those undecided on a candidate stated that they would make Al Gore their first choice if he were to run," Killion said in his press release: "This illustrates the Vice President can still draw from cross-segments of his party."
Then the newest poll:
http://www.wate.com/global/ad.asp?type=core&adtargwindow=Ad.TargetFrame.NewWin&rnd=85172042846678&sz1=banner&tg1=News&src1=wn&frm1=frm1&sz2=Bu120x60A&tg2=News&src2=aff&frm2=frm2&sz3=Bu120x60B&tg3=News&src3=aff&frm3=frm3&sz4=Bu120x60C&tg4=News&src4=aff&frm4=frm4&sz5=We120x15&tg5=News&src5=aff&frm5=frm5&sz6=SpH490x25&tg6=News&src6=aff&frm6=frm6&sz7=120x600&tg7=News&src7=wn&frm7=frm7&sz8=180x150&tg8=News&src8=aff&frm8=frm8&sz9=VB120x240A&tg9=News&src9=aff&frm9=frm9&sz10=VB120x240B&tg10=News&src10=wn&frm10=frm10&sz11=Poll88x31&tg11=News&src11=aff&frm11=frm11&sz12=RichMedia&tg12=News&src12=wn&frm12=frm12&sz13=Popup&tg13=News&src13=aff&frm13=frm13 WASHINGTON (AP) -- A political poll released today shows Democrat John Kerry holds a slight lead over rival Howard Dean in the opinion of likely New Hampshire primary voters.
But the poll shows Al Gore would beat them both if there were a draft campaign for the former vice president.
Gore garnered 25 percent to Kerry's 17 percent and Dean's 16 percent.
Gore announced in December he won't seek his party's nomination. With him out of the equation, the American Research Group poll showed Kerry at 26 percent and Dean at 19 percent.
Please post accurate information from now on unless you want to be made out an idiot.