Arizona Poll: 45% Clinton 24% Obama 9% Edwards

http://www.tucsoncitizen.com/daily/local/74835.php

On the Democratic side, Clinton claimed 45 percent of the voters polled, putting her well ahead of Illinois Sen. Barack Obama, who drew just 24 percent. Obama has gained little ground since the last poll, even after winning the endorsement of Gov. Janet Napolitano.
"In Arizona, it's a done deal for McCain," said Bruce Merrill, director of the poll and a professor at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. "That's a huge lead for him. There's no question his winning in New Hampshire and South Carolina strengthens his position in his home state."
About 1-in-5 voters remain undecided, the poll found.
McCain's lead represents a sharp rebound from a statewide poll last fall that put him behind former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani. The new poll also suggests that voters are supporting McCain despite the strong distrust of him by many core GOP conservatives in the state and around the nation.
Merrill said one reason McCain and Clinton have built such a wide lead here is because they have attracted a broader base of support among voters, while other candidates seemed to appeal to narrower constituencies.

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:puke:

Do you?

That much more succinctly says what I tried to say in another thread.

Anywhere that shows the breakdown of the sample?

He's so far behind in delegates, he can never catch up.

He is ahead in delegates....not that it matters because we have only had three states vote.

and what the hell is the AZ Capital times!

Please try to keep up, LOL. :toast: MKJ

edit spelling tucson.

K&R

MKJ

tucson, I mean.

Even though a subscription is required, you can click the link given by the OP, and then immediately click on the "home" link.
This will give you a piece of a story that reads:



Then it will ask you if you want to read the whole story, THEN you will have to subscribe.

One...

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