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Politics : WHO IS RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT IN 2004

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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (5955)	10/29/2003 8:34:59 PM
From: Glenn Petersen	Read Replies (2) of 10965

Ray, It is far too early to pay any attention to polls that match up the various Democratic candidates against Bush. The new Quinnipiac poll has them tightly bunched. Toss Hillary into the equation and it is lights out for the pack. This reminds me of 1995 when most Republicans were praying for Colin Powell to enter the race and save the party from the inevitable defeat of Bob Dole. Poor Kerry. Second tier now, passed by Gephardt. quinnipiac.edu Clark, the newcomer, has jumped right to the head of the pack, with 17 percent of Democratic voters. Lieberman and Dean are tied at 13 percent each, with Gephardt at 12 percent and Kerry at 10 percent. Undecided ties Clark with 17 percent. If Clinton decides to run, she gets 43 percent, followed by 10 percent for Clark, 8 percent each for Lieberman and Gephardt and 7 percent each for Kerry and Dean."Clark leads the top tier of Democratic candidates, just inching ahead of Lieberman, Dean and Gephardt. But none of them have lit any real fires -- at least not as hot as Sen. Clinton, who keeps trying to put the fire out," Carroll said.

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