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February 17, 2004
Edwards | Edwards a strong second: early exit polls

Sayeth Drudge:

“LATE AFTERNOON EXIT POLLS SHOW JOHN EDWARDS PULLING A STRONG SHOWING AGAINST JOHN KERRY, TOP MEDIA AND CAMPAIGN SOURCES TELL DRUDGE… KERRY 42%, EDWARDS 31%, DEAN 15%… DEVELOPING…”

Sayeth Wonkette:

John Kerry 41
John Edwards 33
Howard Dean 17

Interesting!!



Posted by Brendan at February 17, 2004 04:09 PM | TrackBack
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I wonder if Edwards is going to try and take this second place and use it to advance the notion that he isn’t just a Southern Candidate.

Posted by: FH at February 17, 2004 05:07 PM

This second place finish is going to give Edwards the second-place “bounce” that he was deprived of from Iowa because he was overshadowed then by the Scream speech. It is going to get very interesting if he does and I think Kerry could be in trouble if Edwards comes w/in ten points

Posted by: Todd at February 17, 2004 05:33 PM

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