Pew Poll Results on Dem Presidential Race
By The Associated Press
Results of national and state polls on the Democratic presidential race released Monday by the Pew Research Center.
The polls were taken Nov. 18-Dec. 4. The Iowa poll of 394 likely caucus voters has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 6 percentage points. The New Hampshire poll of 585 likely voters, the South Carolina poll of 566 likely voters and a separate national poll of 469 voters who are Democratic or lean Democratic had margins of error of plus or minus 5 percentage points.
When results don't total 100 percent, the remainder didn't know or refused to answer.
NATIONAL: Howard Dean, 15 percent; Wesley Clark, 15 percent; Dick Gephardt; 12 percent; Joe Lieberman, 12 percent; John Kerry, 6 percent; John Edwards, 5 percent; Al Sharpton, 5 percent; Moseley Braun, 4 percent; Kucinich, 2 percent.
IOWA: Dean, 29 percent; Gephardt, 21 percent; Kerry, 18 percent; Edwards, 5 percent, Kucinich, 4 percent; Clark, 3 percent; Lieberman, 1 percent; Moseley Braun, 1 percent; Sharpton, 1 percent.
NEW HAMPSHIRE: Dean, 34 percent; Kerry, 20 percent; Clark, 8 percent; Lieberman, 8 percent; Gephardt, 5 percent; Edwards, 4 percent; Kucinich, 1 percent; Moseley Braun, 1 percent; Sharpton, 1 percent.
SOUTH CAROLINA: Edwards, 16 percent; Clark, 11 percent; Gephardt, 10 percent; Lieberman, 9 percent; Sharpton, 8 percent; Dean, 7 percent; Kerry, 3 percent; Moseley Braun, 2 percent; Kucinich, 0 percent.
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