Has Hillary's numbers ever gone UP after extensive campaigning?

[stahbrett]

Just wondering... she always seems to start high in the early polls, and then usually Obama either catches up and wins, or comes close enough to make the delegate differential minimal. Has there been a state (or multiple) where Hillary, after campaigning extensively, has improved her numbers from the early polls?

[DJ13]

1. Not that I've seen

To know her is to love Obama.

[City Lights]

4. OMG, you crack me up!

:rofl:

[TheWraith]

7. I love that phrase. May I steal it and use it? nt

[LSparkle]

2. I've been noticing (and wondering) the same thing ...

It's either that she's not doing herself any good on the ground, or
his campaigning is really effective, but it seems like once campaigning
gets underway in a state (by both of them), her lead vanishes ...

:think:

[thereismore]

3. The trouble is, she only starts heavily campaigning after Obama has opened offices

everywhere. She can't improve her stats.

[HooptieWagon]

5. No, the more voters see of her, the less they like her.

She's earned those high neg numbers...

[BuyingThyme]

6. Why do I want to draw an Alfalfa hair-spike on your avatar?

[TheWraith]

8. Um... no.

Every single state, the longer it's gone on, the lower her support has been. In the one case where support did rebound--New Hampshire--it was more about her emotional moment than anything about her campaigning.

This is why I think PA isn't going to go well for her.

[skipos]

9. Check out the state graphs and pollster.com, and

let me know if you find anything that shows otherwise.