August 2008 Poll - Discussion
Preferences for Presidential Candidates: Poll Responses Compared with National Averages (Democrats)
Participants in the August 08 Poll showed marginal support for Obama over Clinton (Democrats).
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November 2007 Poll participants who indicated they were registered democrats (n = 197) expressed very similar preferences for presidential candidates when compared with national averages. |
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February 2008 Poll participants who indicated they were registered democrats (n = 54) expressed very similar preferences for presidential candidates when compared with national averages. Note: Results for Edwards are no longer reported in national polls. |
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May 2008 Poll participants who indicated they were democrats (n = 28) expressed slightly more support for Obama than Clinton when compared with national averages. |
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August 2008 Poll participants who indicated they were democrats (n = 48) show strong support for Obama over Clinton. However, results also show some support for Clinton. Note: National averages are no longer reported. |
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Note: Of the 84 participants in the November 2007 Poll who indicated they were registered as "Other," or were not registered but planned to register, the following candidates were preferred: Obama (26%), Clinton (14%), Edwards (10%), and Don't Know (23%). No other candidates received more than 9% preference. Note: Of the 27 participants in the February 2008 Poll who indicated they were planning to register or were registered as "Other," the following candidates were preferred: Obama (44%), Clinton (15%), McCain (13%), and Don't Know (25%). No other candidates received more than 9% preference. Note: Of the 21 participants in the May 2008 Poll who indicated they were "Independents" or "Other," the following candidates were preferred: Obama (53%), Clinton (5%), and McCain (16%). No other candidate received more than one vote. Note: Of the 14 participants in the August 2008 Poll who indicated they were "Independents" or "Other," only Obama (50%) received more than 1 vote. |