Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Clinton, Obama tied; Romney ahead in Iowa poll

Clinton, Obama tied; Romney ahead in Iowa poll

In a poll conducted by Strategic Vision, Sens. Clinton and Obama are tied at 29%, while John Edwards trails at 23%. Bill Richardson comes in with 6% and Joseph Biden with 4%.

On the Republican side, Mitt Romney is beating former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee by just two percentage points, the poll shows. Huckabee has reportedly been getting a bounce in Iowa from evangelical Christians who are uncomfortable with Romney's Mormon faith.

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Meanwhile, the Republicans are preparing to square off against one another Wednesday night in another key battleground state: Florida. At 8 p.m. Eastern, Giuliani, Romney, McCain and the others meet in St. Petersburg, Fla., in a debate hosted by CNN and YouTube. Polls show Giuliani enjoying a comfortable lead in the Sunshine State.
Florida's primaries are set for Jan. 29.


This article seemed interesting to me because of how close some of the standings are looking like they are going to be in the upcoming elections.

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