LA Times : NH Poll -among men over 45, Obama leads Clinton 24% to 22%

IN other news, Obama's poll numbers ,when not in a poll pushed by Mark Penn, Hillarys #1, show a definite trend. From Todays LA Times:

MUSCATINE, IOWA -- Barack Obama may be the darling of the college set, but the Medicare crowd is another story. While young Democratic voters have gravitated to his presidential campaign, seniors have stampeded to Hillary Rodham Clinton's.

That's why it was welcome news to his supporters when Max Allan Collins, a writer, rose at a recent campaign event here to announce that his 82-year-old mother wanted to vote for Obama.



Collins' conversion is one sign that the Illinois senator, whose campaign's greatest appeal is among younger voters, is making urgently needed inroads into the over-60 set as he struggles to catch up to front-runner Clinton.

among men over 45, Obama leads Clinton 24% to 22%

In crucial early-voting states where Democrats have seen Obama most, he is making gains among older voters.

In New Hampshire, a recent Marist poll found that among men over 45, Obama leads Clinton 24% to 22% /snip/.

In Iowa, an October Hawkeye Poll of likely Democratic caucus-goers found Obama garnering support from 24% of those over 60, nearly double his August showing.

Honey, if you don't provide the link, we assume you're making it up.

MOE?

That explains an awful lot, really.

Can you check who's winning the single-women with less than 3 children with an income over $35,000 between 25 and 28 years old group?

Even with the ABC poll saying obama over Clinton, here are a few others:HRC Democratic Presidential Nomination Rasmussen 11/15 - 11/18 Clinton 41, Obama 24, Edwards 13
Florida Democratic Primary Mason-Dixon 11/12 - 11/14 Clinton 42, Obama 15, Edwards 12
Missouri Democratic Primary Research 2000 11/12 - 11/15 Clinton 36, Obama 21, Edwards 20

RCP Average 11/02 to 11/18 27.2 24.8 21.8 10.3 4.2 Clinton +2.4
ABC/Wash Post 11/14 - 11/18 26 30 22 11 4 Obama +4
Research 2000 11/12 - 11/14 27 25 21 10 4 Clinton +2
American Res. Group 11/10 - 11/14 27 21 20 12 5 Clinton +6
Rasmussen 11/12 - 11/12 29 24 25 10 3 Clinton +4
Strategic Vision (R) 11/09 - 11/12 29 27 20 7 5 Clinton +2
CBS News/NY Times 11/02 - 11/12 25 22 23 12 4 Clinton +2

Poll Date Sample Clinton Obama Edwards Spread
RCP Average 11/01 to 11/18 - 44.3 22.9 12.1 Clinton +21.4
Rasmussen 11/15 - 11/18 750 LV 41 24 13 Clinton +17
FOX News 11/13 - 11/14 397 RV 44 23 12 Clinton +21
Gallup 11/11 - 11/14 485 A 48 21 12 Clinton +27
American ResGroup 11/09 - 11/12 600 LV 46 21 11 Clinton +25
Cook/RT Strategi 11/08 - 11/11 376 RV 39 22 12 Clinton +17
AP-Ipsos 11/05 - 11/07 474 RV 45 22 12 Clinton +23
NBC/WSJ 11/01 - 11/05 Adults 47 25 11 Clinton +22
CNN 11/02 - 11/04 467 RV 44 25 14 Clinton +19

Thisis in Iowa, where the first caucus primary will be held. BIG difference.

oh wait there is no national primary...

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