USA Today/Gallup: Clinton leads Obama in California, 47%-35%, New York, 56%-28

[agdlp]

USA Today/Gallup is out with polls looking at the February 5 battlegrounds

http://www.usatoday.com/news/polls/tables/live/2008-01-27-califprimary-poll.htm

http://www.usatoday.com/news/polls/tables/live/2008-01-27-nyprimary-poll.htm

[L0oniX]

1. Polls are for strippers. n/t

[Joe the Revelator]

2. Another Pre-SC poll

Big deal.

[caligirl]

3. watch that lead slide down the poll by Friday.

[Tarc]

4. Why wait til Friday?

when we can see the numbers now;

http://www.presidentpolls2008.com/Articles/daily-news-2008-01-28.html

No SC bump, sorry to say.

[pdxmom]

6. Those polls aren't post SC, are they? Looks like they are run from the

23rd to the day of SC on the 26th? Not sure if we can write off a bump yet. Give it a couple of days.

[caligirl]

7. NO no not so fast and loose there. Here are the dates of those polls right

off your own link 1/26 1/23-26 1/23-26 1/21-23

these were done before the outcome was announced on saturday, with some done days before the election.
A fair minded person would not rush to judge so fast.

[THUNDER HANDS]

5. independents can vote in the Dem primary, NOT the GOP primary

I think the polls aren't reflecting this.

Obama could win this state.

[ShadowLiberal]

8. In CA that's certainly true

Novak mentioned it in an article recently that Obama could be helped by hard to poll things like that in California, with independents wanting to vote in the republican primary being told it's for registered republicans only, but they can vote in the democratic primary.

[caligirl]

9. You mean in SC inde's can only vote in one primary, the democratic primary?

[THUNDER HANDS]

10. in California

[caligirl]

11. thanks, waiting for the Kennedy's to arrive for the big event, I am going to miss this as I have

to leave in a few minutes. Darn.

[shayes51]

12. Good news!

[monmouth]

13. What is Edwards percentage??????