LA Times Poll - McCain 5%, RP 5%, but Obama 61% (as of 5am EST)

[IDefendThePlatform]

Voted.

RP 26%
Obama 42%
Clinton 19%

 

[Phantom]

If the election were today, who would you vote for?

Hillary Rodham Clinton - 18.6%

Mike Gravel - 0.7%

Mike Huckabee - 1.5%

John McCain - 3.9%

Barack Obama - 46.4%

Ron Paul - 28.9%

1165 total responses

 

[Jodi]

Ron Paul - 31.1%

 

[thoughtbombing]

If the election were today, who would you vote for?

17.8% Hillary Rodham Clinton

0.7% Mike Gravel

1.4% Mike Huckabee

3.7% John McCain

44.7% Barack Obama

31.7% Ron Paul

1216 total responses

 

[Thomas_DK]

40.5%
Barack Obama

38.2%
Ron Paul

1373 total responses

We are beating Obama!!! Omg what a message to send. They just CANT ignore this!

 

[tommyzDad]

3.3%
John McCain
39.7%
Barack Obama
39.5%
Ron Paul
1408 total responses

Suck it, McCain. Suck it HARD! (I know, I know...Just a lousy poll....)

 

[DAFTEK]

Bump....

 

[nc4rp]

get it!

If the election were today, who would you vote for?

15.0%
Hillary Rodham Clinton

0.5%
Mike Gravel

1.3%
Mike Huckabee

3.3%
John McCain

38.6%
Barack Obama

41.2%
Ron Paul
1458 total responses

 

[Join The Paul Side]

Break the link please.

Why do people always ask for the link to be broken? Please explain this to me because I don't see the purpose of it.

 

[jake]

of course, they use that odd format where at a glance it looks like Obama has Paul's current %

 

[RonRules]

Why do people always ask for the link to be broken? Please explain this to me because I don't see the purpose of it.

When the story is bad for Ron Paul, break the link. When it's good, keep it intact.

The reason is that Google increases the rank of internet pages based on how many links tie up to it. Popular pages on google have a lot of links to it from other pages. So if there is a bad story, you don't want it to become popular, which is why you break the link.

 

[Agora]

change the title

If the election were today, who would you vote for?
13.3%
Hillary Rodham Clinton
0.5%
Mike Gravel
1.2%
Mike Huckabee
2.9%
John McCain
34.6%
Barack Obama
47.5%
Ron Paul
1667 total responses

 

[Thomas_DK]

Bump! Vote!

 

[Cleaner44]

11.4% - Hillary Rodham Clinton
0.4% - Mike Gravel
1.1% - Mike Huckabee
2.5% - John McCain
30.7% - Barack Obama
53.9% - Ron Paul
2018 total responses

 

[Itzsoez]

bump

 

[hillertexas]

voted
If the election were today, who would you vote for?
11.2%
Hillary Rodham Clinton
0.4%
Mike Gravel
1.1%
Mike Huckabee
2.5%
John McCain
30.6%
Barack Obama
54.3%
Ron Paul
2068 total responses

 

[affa]

i love how they put Obama immediately above Ron Paul so that it almost looks like Obama is still winning...

no, i don't love that.

 

[hyoomen]

Wow. Taking the poll over -- now if only we could get voters to follow the online polling trends.

 

[pacelli]

We've been dominating most online polls for months. Given how we've been doing in real polls (i.e. primaries), I don't see how one influences the other.