Here are the latest results from the New Hampshire poll by Reuters/C–SPAN/Zogby New Hampshire Tracking Poll published on USAElectionPolls.com:
There were 960 voters polled with a middle-date of the poll approximately 1/2/08.
| Reuters/C–SPAN/Zogby New Hampshire Tracking Poll Mid-date: 1/2/2008 New Hampshire w/o Al Gore Added: 1/4/08 Est. MoE = 3.0% |
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| Hillary Clinton | 32% |
| Barack Obama | 26% |
| John Edwards | 20% |
| Bill Richardson | 7% |
| Dennis Kucinich | 3% |
| Joe Biden | 2% |
| Chris Dodd | 1% |
| Unsure | 8% |
Quote:
Among likely–voting Democrats, Clinton also enjoys strength with 36% support, compared to 22% for Obama and 19% for Edwards. Among independents who said they were likely to vote in the Democratic primary, Obama enjoys 33% backing, compared to 27% support for Clinton and 21% for Edwards. Independent voters are important in New Hampshire because they can vote in either the Republican or Democratic primary, and the inter–party competition for their affections is fierce. Eight years ago, they supported McCain in the GOP race instead of New Jersey Sen. Bill Bradley in the Democratic race against Al Gore, dealing a severe blow to the Bradley campaign. In this tracking poll, the competition appears to be shaping up between McCain and Obama.As in Iowa, younger Democrats favor Obama over Clinton, but his advantage is not now near where they were in Iowa. Likewise, Clinton retains an Iowa–like edge among older voters, but she also has a smaller edge here than in Iowa. Edwards is a solid third in all age groups.
Source: Presidential Polls
The average poll results over the last 30 days in the New Hampshire polls from USAElectionPolls.com are:
| Candidate | % |
| Hillary Clinton | 33 |
| Barack Obama | 27 |
| John Edwards | 16 |
| Bill Richardson | 7 |
| Joe Biden | 3 |
| Chris Dodd | 1 |
| Dennis Kucinich | 2 |
