What is a good website to look at polls?

I rely on RealClearPolitics. But you have to be a careful consumer. They have some "fringe" polls that have been far from accurate.

I do think it says something for our state that a black man is winning the way that Obama is.

Well great news that Hilary isn't winning.

 

I'm impartial on either Edwards or Obama, so a pretty good result.

 

I think you probably have to consider Obama the favorite right now. Will be interesting to see how the Clintons regroup after this. Quite the wake-up call.

I do think it says something for our state that a black man is winning the way that Obama is.

 

It's great that people in Iowa can look past race while casting a vote.

 

It's very disturbing that people in Iowa REALLY like Mike Huckabee.

Jeez, Hillary propped up the corpse looking Madeline Albright behind her.

I do think it says something for our state that a black man is winning the way that Obama is.

It also says something about America that an African American now has a solid chance at the Presidency.

It's great that people in Iowa can look past race while casting a vote.

 

It's very disturbing that people in Iowa REALLY like Mike Huckabee.

 

He's a nice guy, Iowans fall for nice guys.

 

It also says something about America that an African American now has a solid chance at the Presidency.

 

No, mainly Iowa.

McCainTrain in third, according CNN (78%) reporting.

NBC reports that Dodd is dropping out.

Huckabee should consult Jeremy Piven and ask him how to grow back hair.

Pretty good turn out to this tonight. They were expecting 30-35 people where I was at. We ended up with 130! Pretty interesting process. I ended up as one of the delegates for the county.

These exit polls are really interesting.

 

Married people went to Clinton, single to Obama.

 

Democrats went to Obama, not to anyone else as was maybe thought. Any independents and republicans were strongly Obama.

 

Previous caucus goers? 43% yes (went to Edwards). 57% no (strongly Obama).

 

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries...ndex.html#IADEM

 

So biggest winners and losers in both parties from tonight's result?

Also, FWIW, it's generally the more populated ares of Iowa that are still outstanding on the Democratic side.

So biggest winners and losers in both parties from tonight's result?

 

Winners

 

Obama (Biggest Winner)

Edwards

Huckabee

McCain

 

Losers

 

Clinton

Romney (Biggest Loser)

Thompson

 

So biggest winners and losers in both parties from tonight's result?

Romney took a HUGE hit tonight. It's going to be hard for him to recover.

McCain was a winner. he wasn't competing hard there, but landed 3rd and might win NH.

Edwards... hmm... not sure. might be a looser. Clinton will hold strong in NH, but some Edwards supports might flock to Obama.

Huckabee is undeniably the most talented orator on either side, the speech he's giving right now sounds very sincere.

Huckabee is undeniably the most talented orator on either side, the speech he's giving right now sounds very sincere.

wait until Obama speaks.

Winners

 

Obama (Biggest Winner)

Edwards

Huckabee

McCain

 

Losers

 

Clinton

Romney (Biggest Loser)

Thompson

Dude, Rudy pulled 4%. HE needs to be on the losers list.

My money is on Bloomberg which is a mistake. I like a Richardson or Schweitzer VP nod myself.

Dude, Rudy pulled 4%. HE needs to be on the losers list.

He wasnt even trying in Iowa. He is pulling the Bill Clinton model. He doesnt care about the first few states that he knows are smart. He'll concentrate on the other states and try to be the "9/11 guy" and hope they fall for it.

wait until Obama speaks.

 

I saw Senator Obama at DePaul, and while I was moved then too... Huckabee has the ability to tug on your heart strings, and then make you laugh a few words later. When Obama tries to be funny, it feels like hes trying too hard.

 

Its just my opinion though.

I saw Senator Obama at DePaul, and while I was moved then too... Huckabee has the ability to tug on your heart strings, and then make you laugh a few words later. When Obama tries to be funny, it feels like hes trying too hard.

 

Its just my opinion though.

I can see what you mean. Obama tends to be more passionate when he speaks, but Huckabee is "emotional". Not the crying emotional, but the move your heart. Obama moves your body into action. (Ok, that sounded dirty. lol)

Edited January 4, 200818 yr by Athomeboy_2000

Romney spent 7.2 million dollars in Iowa and got less than 40,000 votes.

McCain Train falls to 4th