Kerry 24.4%
Dean 23.1%
Gephardt 18.8%
Edwards 18.4%
"Kerry continues to poll strong. Dean seems to have bottomed out and move almost back to where he was," pollster John Zogby said. "There are fewer doubts about Dean's ability to defeat Bush, a factor that has hurt him much of this week.""
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3992425/
UPDATE: From the diaries, courtesy of the human AP polling wire that is Paleo. No question that Dean's on the rebound. But will Kerry's strength in the second-choice numbers push him over the top tomorrow?
Second choice:
Kerry: 26%
Edwards: 20%
Dean: 15%
Gephardt 15%
Lean toward (for those answering unsure to 1st question)
Kerry: 16%
Edwards: 15%
Gephardt: 11%
Clark: 4% (not competing)
Dean: 2%
Sharpton: 2%
Will Dean's turnout save it for him? Did Gephardt just run out of steam? Will Edwards be able to deliver on his surge -- and if he doesn't where do his supporters break where he fails to get 15%? And the big question, for me, is this: what exactly does John Kerry have on the ground?
It's all happening. --Trapper John