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January 13, 2004
| Dean Lead In N.H. Keeps Eroding

The American Research Group, which has been conducting a daily tracking poll on the Democratic presidential candidates in New Hampshire since last month, finds support for former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean continues to slip.

In its most recent numbers, the organization finds Dean with a three-day tracking number at 34 percent support among likely Democratic voters in the state.

That would mark a 5-percent drop for Dean in one week, according to the polling group.

During that same time, retired General Wesley Clark has gained eight percent in New Hampshire.



Posted by latefinal at January 13, 2004 11:21 AM | TrackBack
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General Wesley Clark Gains 8 Percent!??!

Ha ha ha ha rofl. Haha tee hee hee hee. ROFLMAO! Ha ha ha…. Hoooo hoo.

This almost makes me want to run for Political Office as a Democrat!! They have it so ‘easy’ there. All I have to do is ‘cry’ on 60 minutes and completely make a ‘Failure’ out of myself!

ha ha ha! I love it.

Posted by: Jeff MacMillan at January 13, 2004 01:10 PM

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