Early New Hampshire Poll Puts Obama And McCain In The Lead

Early New Hampshire Poll Puts Obama And McCain In The LeadWashington, D.C. (AHN) - A new poll in the state to hold the first primary, New Hampshire, shows different results than a concurrent national poll involving who might win their party's nomination in 2008.
A Zogby survey shows U.S. Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) takes the top spot in his party, while U.S. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) holds a lead among GOP voters in the Granite State.
In the Democratic party, Obama beats U.S. Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY) 23 percent to 19, which is the opposite of what a national Gallup/USA Today poll found, which put the former first lady ahead 29 percent to 18. Also, unique, New Hampshire voters were tied on Senator Clinton and former Senator John Edwards, each receiving 19 percent.
Republican voters in New Hampshire also differ from the national survey. Voters who would rather "live free or die" chose Senator McCain over former Mayor of New York City, Rudy Giuliani, by a margin of 26 percent to 20. Also, a surprising 7 percent of voters think former National Security Advisor and current Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is ready for a promotion and wouldn't mind seeing her behind the desk in the Oval Office.
However, what may be the most important finding, was that 8 in 10 voters said they would "likely change their minds" before they actually went to the voting booth in New Hampshire's primary.
(1/19/2007) - By Matthew Borghese , All Headline News
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