These are the numbers for the latest Gallup Poll.
The latest Gallup Poll, conducted Aug. 13-16, 2007, finds public support for the Democratic nomination at 48% for Clinton and 25% for Obama, giving Clinton a 23-point lead. Support for former North Carolina senator John Edwards, in third place with 13%, is similar to what he has received since May.
The remaining candidates are in the 1-2% range.
Gallup also examines Karl Rove’s remarks about Hillary. Shorter version: Unfavorables this early and particularly in Hillary’s case may not mean much. They also said:
It is notable that Giuliani stands as the most positively rated 2008 presidential candidate in terms of favorable ratings at 59% (with a 27% unfavorable rating), but still does not beat Clinton in a trial heat “if the election were held today”.
Hat Tip to Jeralyn Merritt at TalkLeft
And you shall know them
Keep beating the drum and his “numbers” will go where they should be.