*** Compilation of all VP poll results on DU since Feb 16 ***

[FlyingSquirrel]

Somebody had to do this, and that someone was me! :D

FIRST TIER
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1. Wesley Clark - 987 votes - 31.8% average - 1.6 ranking - 24 polls
2. Bill Richardson - 931 votes - 30.5% average - 1.9 ranking - 27 polls
3. Jim Webb - 841 votes - 25.0% average - 2.7 ranking - 28 polls

SECOND TIER
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4. Barbara Boxer - 297 votes - 24.5% average - 2.9 ranking - 14 polls
5. John Edwards - 246 votes - 15.8% average - 3.1 ranking - 14 polls
6. Joe Biden - 271 votes - 12.8% average - 3.9 ranking - 17 polls
7. Kathleen Sebelius - 292 votes - 12.7% average - 4.2 ranking - 22 polls
8. Hillary Clinton - 153 votes - 7.7% average - 4.6 ranking - 18 polls

THIRD TIER
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9. Janet Napolitano - 55 votes - 11.6% average - 4.0 ranking - 7 polls
10. Anthony Zinni - 47 votes - 7.7% average - 3.2 ranking - 5 polls
11. Claire McCaskill - 39 votes - 7.5% average - 4.6 ranking - 5 polls
12. Mark Warner - 15 votes - 6.0% average - 5.8 ranking - 4 polls
13. Tim Kaine - 15 votes - 5.9% average - 5.4 ranking - 5 polls
14. Michael Bloomberg - 28 votes - 5.6% average - 5.3 ranking - 4 polls
15. Brian Schweitzer - 28 votes - 5.5% average - 5.8 ranking - 5 polls

FOURTH TIER
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16. Ted Strickland - 30 votes - 4.9% average - 6.5 ranking - 6 polls
17. Russ Feingold - 17 votes - 4.7% average - 6.2 ranking - 5 polls
18. John Kerry - 48 votes - 4.0% average - 6.0 ranking - 8 polls
19. Bob Graham - 12 votes - 3.3% average - 7.5 ranking - 6 polls
20. Chris Dodd - 14 votes - 3.0% average - 6.4 ranking - 5 polls
21. Sam Nunn - 12 votes - 2.2% average - 5.8 ranking - 5 polls

If your VP candidate of choice isn't there, they were mentioned in fewer than 4 polls and/or were otherwise not seen as serious contenders.

Vote for your favorite First/Second-tier VP candidate

Vote for your favorite Third/Fourth-tier VP candidate

[FlyingSquirrel]

1. .

[cbc5g]

2. Thanks for compiling this! n/t

[FlyingSquirrel]

6. You're welcome.. hope I didn't miss any polls.

There were quite a lot of them.

[AspenRose]

3. Unfortunately I've changed my mind since that last vote

*sigh*

[FlyingSquirrel]

4. Me too!

Since which one? The two polls I have going now (listed at end of the OP) were posted AFTER the overall results so far.

I voted for Boxer, but I must say after hearing from someone that Webb was the top pick on Rasmussen, I remembered his response to the SOTU which had me on my feet cheering. Someone who can speak like that to dead air (the response to SOTU usually falls so flat), imagine what he'd be like in a more dynamic environment - not to mention that he's from Virginia which we'd really love to carry this year, and he's a highly decorated Vietnam War combat veteran, former Secretary of the Navy under Reagan. Born in Missouri, that helps too. On the downside he's been married 3 times.

Text of response to 2007 SOTU

video, part 1

video, part 2

[AspenRose]

5. I think it was one of the earlier ones

There have been so many :-)