Clark Not Doing Well In New Hampshire According To Poll
By: Import User
Updated: January 7, 2009
Howard Dean has a double-digit
lead over rival John Kerry in a New Hampshire poll of likely voters
in the state`s Democratic presidential primary. Wesley Clark of
Arkansas was well back in the pack. The poll by American Research
Group of Manchester, New Hampshire showed the former Vermont
governor supported by 29 percent of likely voters. Massachusetts
Senator Kerry was at 19 percent.
Representative Dick Gephardt of Missouri and Senator Joe
Lieberman of Connecticut received six percent support, Clark five
percent and Senator John Edwards of North Carolina 3 percent.
While nine in ten in the poll said they were aware of Clark,
almost half of the sample said they don`t know enough about him to
form an opinion. Clark was at two percent in the September poll.
The poll had a margin of error of plus or minus three percentage
points. It was conducted between last Friday and yesterday.
