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 Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 1:00 am Post subject: Hillary the unstoppable? |
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 Hillary the unstoppable?
Since it is really too early to ask this question, let’s do it: Can anybody stop Hillary? Can any of the other Democrats in the race stop Hillary Clinton from getting the nomination? Who? And how?
Category: Commentary
Yes, it is only mid-September and voters will probably not start voting in Iowa until at least Thanksgiving (if you don’t get that joke, you haven’t been reading Politico enough), but the dynamics have not changed much since the race began.
A bunch of national polls released this week all show the same thing: Hillary is still way ahead of the pack, crushing her nearest rival, Barack Obama.
CNN: Hillary ahead by 23 percentage points.
New York Times/CBS News: Hillary ahead by 18 percentage points.
USA Today/Gallup: Hillary ahead by 21 percentage points.
Rasmussen: Hillary ahead by 21 percentage points.
ABC News/Washington Post: Hillary ahead by 14 percentage points.
RealClearPolitics, which does an excellent job of compiling and averaging the polls, showed Hillary ahead of Obama by an average of 19.6 percentage points in February. Today, it shows her ahead of Obama by an average of 19.4 percentage points.
That’s not much slippage after seven months of campaigning.
And Hillary’s average lead over John Edwards started out at 25.8 percentage points in February and is at an average of 28 percentage points today.
It will be extremely difficult for Hillary to maintain such a huge lead all the way to the beginning of the primary season — polls almost always narrow — but she has a lot of ground she can give away and still be a prohibitive front-runner.
What’s that you say? National polls are largely meaningless because the nominating process is a state-by-state contest?
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Source: The Hillary Project
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