The ARG Poll: Clark supporters see it drop each day and say "ARG!"

Once again, I'm back to not believing in polls. Stoopid voters...

Bucky,

I am not much for poll dancing myself, I have to remind my wife not to live and die by the daily polls. The one that matters is Tuesday.

it looks like the race for 2nd will be a doozy.

I'm sure he'll make a good showing.

Clark may finish 3rd or 4th.

Lieberman.....They say he is leading in some NH areas.

Dean is not headed up.

;-)

its from the "70s Show!"

;-)

Reminds me of Kerry's number a month ago, seemed like every day he would lose a point. Clark was in trouble the moment it was clear Kerry won Iowa, because Kerry then became the Dean alternative candidate. To make matters worse, Edwards came on strong in Iowa and now leads the South Carolina polls. So Clark can't even be considered the southern candidate who will be the strongest in the SC election. He may surprise and beat Dean in NH and give his South Carolina numbers some help.

Clark is a strong third, and second place among those who have decided for whom to vote in the past week.

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/polls/012104_tracking_poll/

The polls are all over the place.

I'm looking at more local polls, here:

http://www.boston.com/news/politics/polls/articles/2004/01/25/presidential_polls_in_new_hampshire_race/

This one at MSNBC shows Clark in 3rd. Taken 1/22 - 1/24

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3936832/

So does the Reuters/MSNBC/Zogby poll:

http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=792

I would suggest cnn.com and nbc.com, because the telecasts didn't provide hyperlinks to the graphics they showed. Sorry. :shrug:

but third among those who had decided

I just watched the doggone story, for Pete's sake. Tim russert and Tom Brokaw were discussing how surprising it was.

fourth in the "which candidate are you leaning toward" question.

Perhaps that is what they were discussing.

What I saw of MSNBC/NBC was on television, with Tim Russert and Tom Brokaw on the evening news tonight.

Wouldn't you?

The MSNBC link I posted shows Clark in fourth in "which candidate are you leaning toward?"

Perhaps that is what they were discussing.

I distinctly heard Tim Russert telling Tom Brokaw that Gen. Clark had fallen to 4th place, behind Sen. Lieberman, and that the race between Sen. Kerry and Gov. Dean had tightened to a 7 point spread, 30-23..

and a confidence interval around each estimate. The CI's get larger as the percentages get smaller. If ARG isn't biased then no one really has a clue where Clark, Dean and Edwards support is.

Go New Hampshire, play with our minds!! Its going to stay interesting until Tuesday.

We didn't believe the polls then, and have a wait and see attitude now.

Kerry and Edwards had to prove them wrong. So do you.

We'll either do well in New Hampshire or we won't. It's just New Hampshire. No matter what happens there, we're on to Feb. 3rd and beyond. Don't let the polls scare you!

GO WES GO!

4th & above for him is a win. My guess is he will take 3rd & may suprise everyone & take 2nd. So I don't see NH. a problem for Clark.

Sorry, these were December.

I heard that they will be posting post-Iowa polls on those states later tonight and supposedly their SC results will show SC as Edwards, Kerry, Sharpton, Clark and Dean...but we'll just have to wait and see.

I found it strange Dean would be in the lead in those states at this point. Too good to be true. The January 25 date threw me off.

Hi Bucky. I feel your pain and it's good to get it out there. May I suggest though, that as a Clark supporter, you not use a header that puts an accent on an unfavorable polling report? I would leave that to Clark's opponents to do for us. They usually do, but since we like talking to each other, we only keep kicking that header to the top of the front page every time we respond to you. I have no problem with the topic, but a lot of people on DU who are not backing a candidate only read the topic titles. Yours sounds like all of Clark's supporters are loosing faith, which I know IS NOT TRUE. Everything is fluid in NH right now, lots of people make last minute decisions. McCain won in 2000 though Bush was way ahead in the polls. Clark was absolutely on fire at his rally today.

Clark supporters have more anxiety than everyone else! ;) Not knocking anyone for it, I'm feeling it too..but we've had alot of threads like this lately.

When Kerry and Edwards were faltering or behind in the polls, we didn't see their supporters have a mass DU freakout, so I think we need to have some more confidence!

Like Tom says, things are fluid in NH. We don't know what's going to happen in New Hampshire on Tuesday..so let's relax a little bit or at least pretend like we are! ;)

Go Wes Go!!

and our faith is renewed.