Here's the latest.
Zogby
1/22-24 1/21-23 1/20-22
Kerry 30 31 30
Dean 23 22 22
Clark 13 14 14
Edwards 9 8 7
Lieberman 9 7 6
Boston Globe
1/23-24 1/22-23 1/21-22
Kerry 38 35 34
Dean 15 15 19
Clark 14 15 14
Edwards 12 12 11
Lieberman 7 5 3
American Research Group
1/22-24 1/21-23 1/20-22
Kerry 38 34 31
Clark 17 19 20
Dean 16 15 18
Edwards 15 13 11
Lieberman 5 6 7
Boston Herald
1/22-24 1/20-21
Kerry 35 31
Dean 23 21
Edwards 14 11
Clark 12 16
Lieberman 5 4
Gallup
1/23-24 1/22-23 1/21-22
Kerry 38 35 34
Dean 25 23 22
Lieberman 12 10 8
Clark 10 14 17
Edwards 9 11 12
There are probably a couple more of these floating around, but this is good enough for now. What do we see? The expected Dean recovery (too little, too late for NH, but on target for Feb. 3), a strengthening Kerry, and a waning Clark. Edwards seems to be inching up as well, and -- at least in a couple of these polls -- so is Lieberman.
Zogby says:
Dean had another good polling day, actually bouncing back to 25 points on Saturday, compared to Kerry's 28. Undecideds climbed slightly on Saturday, indicating a shift may be taking place.
"Kerry still leads among most sub-groups, including both Congressional Districts, Independents, union members, men, women, and all age groups, but Dean in inching back among 18-29-year-olds, college educated, Democrats, and new voters.
"Dean leads solidly among those 'very liberal,' while Kerry is crushing him among Moderates. Two-thirds (66%) of Dean's supporters say their support is 'very strong,' as do 56% of Kerry's. The race looks as though it is tightening, however, it is Kerry's to lose at this point."
ARG says:
Howard Dean is up 10 percentage points from his low on January 22, but he still trails John Kerry by 17 percentage points in the latest daily numbers.