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January 30, 2004
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MSNBC/Reuters Zogby Poll

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The most striking finding of Zogby’s survey of the four primary states, Arizona, Missouri, South Carolina, and Oklahoma, is that Dean holds the lead in none of them, and in fact the best he can place is 12 percent in Arizona.

The amount of people still undecided is quite striking as well, and could make all the difference in the world.

The poll surveyed people on other topics related to the primaries as well. Read them all here.



Posted by Michele at January 30, 2004 10:13 AM | TrackBack
Comments

The Undecideds…. Will they vote their
own convictions, or become like little
sheep following all of the Media hype?

Stay tuned because Who really knows?

Posted by: leaddog2 at January 30, 2004 11:50 AM

Dean’s showing is no doubt the result of all the help he’s getting from Al Gore.

Posted by: popd at January 30, 2004 12:54 PM

Dean’s showing is the result of never having a clear message other than war bad me good and his implosion in Iowa. Electibility is the key issue. Edwards and Kerry have it the others dont.

Posted by: what2 at January 30, 2004 02:39 PM

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