Here's the latest.
Boston Globe
1/24-25 1/23-24 1/22-23
Kerry 37 38 35
Dean 17 15 15
Edwards 12 12 12
Clark 11 14 15
Lieberman 7 7 5
Zogby (now includes leaners)
1/23-25 1/22-24 1/21-23
Kerry 31 30 31
Dean 28 23 22
Clark 13 13 14
Edwards 12 9 8
Lieberman 9 9 7
American Research Group
1/23-25 1/22-24 1/21-23
Kerry 38 38 34
Dean 20 16 15
Edwards 16 15 13
Clark 15 17 19
Lieberman 5 5 6
Gallup
1/24-25 1/23-24 1/22-23
Kerry 36 38 35
Dean 25 25 23
Clark 13 10 14
Edwards 10 9 11
Lieberman 10 12 10
Zogby says:
Dean had another good polling day, and has picked up support among groups he once led. His strength among 18-29 year olds looks solid. Will they vote? Thirteen percent are still undecided, though in today's release we have factored in Leaners to reflect how Undecideds might break.
"Kerry leads in three out of four regions, in the first Congressional District, among Independents, all voters over 30 years of age, union members, Moderates, married voters, men and women. He and Dean battle over college educated voters.
"Dean has improved his favorable rating, while Kerry's unfavorable rating has crept up. Edwards is highly regarded and with a very high favorable rating, could move into 3rd place by Tuesday.
"Lieberman and Clark seem to be stuck.
:
The daily trends show John Kerry holding, Howard Dean heading to the mid-20's, Wesley Clark and John Edwards trading places, and Joe Lieberman gaining slightly.
Yesterday I saw Lieberman crowing about his "momentum" based on the Gallup poll commissioned by CNN. Now that Lieberman has dropped in that poll, maybe he can shut the heck up. 'Cause he's the one candidate that is definitively not going anywhere.
And how about Clark? It seems likely that Edwards will pass him for third. A fourth place result would be as shocking (and deadly) as Dean's third place in Iowa.
