Here's a handy visual reference that covers all the 2/3 states... http://www.deitschel.com/democrats-2004/2004-democratic-primaries-caucuses.html
can't believe i'm saying it, but i find myself really disappointed that edwards isn't running stronger in these polls.
It'll change when there are only 4 in the race. Also, looking at some of these polls, there's a lot of undecideds out there... especially NM at around 40% and Missouri with Gephardt out. I don't think he's in bad shape at all.
Third place finish in New Hampshire is about as well as Edwards could expect to finish, given that Kerry and Dean are home boys. Lieberman drops out if he can't get double digits in NH, especially if Clark does. That should cut the field to four main candidates. Let's see how well Kerry and Dean do in the South against Edwards and Clark. It would not surprise me if these four hang tough for the next month or so. BTW, the Feb 3rd primaries are really spread out. I suspect that this favors the better funded candidates, which is unfortunate.
All the polls you can shake a stick at... ____________ http://www.realclearpolitics.com/Presidential_04/polls_State_Polls_04.html
