CNN-FL Poll -Hillary Clinton -51% The Ghoul 42%

[DemocratSinceBirth]

Fifty-one percent said they would lean toward Clinton, compared with 42 percent for Giuliani.

The poll's margin of error for the head-to-head match-up between Giuliani and Clinton is plus or minus 3 percentage

http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/11/27/florida.gop.poll/index.html

If that poll is remotely close that's great news...Living in FL all the reich wing talk radio hosts were talking about polls showing her losing Florida...

[dmallind]

1. If that holds and is the real match up it's over with.

No way under any realistic scenario do we take FL and lose the GE.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

2. I'll Be The First To Say That Poll's A Bit Of An Outlier

But as a Floridian I would say HRC fits the profile of Dems who do well here on a statewide basis...That is moderate to liberal on social issues, moderate on fiscal issues, and moderate on foreign/defense issues...

[dmallind]

3. Could be. I'm more comfy with OH, but FL could easily switch I think. NT

lkjljk

[DemocratSinceBirth]

4. I Think FL Is Switchable

It also has more EC Votes and has a growing not declining population...

Most of South Florida is blue...Most of North Florida is red... Central Florida is purple...That's where elections are won or lost...

[Sancho]

5. Florida! A Democratic state with...

Republican voting machines!

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. Ha

I think Gore was jobbed for sure... I don't think Kerry was....

[flyarm]

12. Kerry was as well! eom

[flyarm]

11. thank you!! 100% correct! Fla is also now manipulated by the DLC! eom

[Lone_Wolf]

7. The poll doesn't factor in Nader

Who indicated that he'll run if Hillary gets the nomination.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

9. I Am Not Fearful Of Mr. One Percenter

DSB

[robbedvoter]

8. I have no doubt that ANy dem beats ANY GOP-er. In an honestly counted election that is

[CTD]

10. Having the general election be between those two would be a nightmare in itself

nt