In Iowa, a new Mason-Dixon poll shows the three Democratic frontrunners deadlocked in a statistical tie for first. Sen. Hillary Clinton leads with 22%, followed by John Edwards at 21%, Sen. Barack Obama at 18% and Gov. Bill Richardson at 6%.On the Republican side, Mitt Romney leads with 25%, followed by Fred Thompson at 17%, Rudy Giuliani at 15%, Mike Huckabee at 7%, Sam Brownback at 6% and Sen. John McCain way back at just 6%.
6/19/07
Iowa polls
The presidential race is a dead heat. From Taegan Goddard's Political Wire:
In Iowa, a new Mason-Dixon poll shows the three Democratic frontrunners deadlocked in a statistical tie for first. Sen. Hillary Clinton leads with 22%, followed by John Edwards at 21%, Sen. Barack Obama at 18% and Gov. Bill Richardson at 6%.On the Republican side, Mitt Romney leads with 25%, followed by Fred Thompson at 17%, Rudy Giuliani at 15%, Mike Huckabee at 7%, Sam Brownback at 6% and Sen. John McCain way back at just 6%.
In Iowa, a new Mason-Dixon poll shows the three Democratic frontrunners deadlocked in a statistical tie for first. Sen. Hillary Clinton leads with 22%, followed by John Edwards at 21%, Sen. Barack Obama at 18% and Gov. Bill Richardson at 6%.On the Republican side, Mitt Romney leads with 25%, followed by Fred Thompson at 17%, Rudy Giuliani at 15%, Mike Huckabee at 7%, Sam Brownback at 6% and Sen. John McCain way back at just 6%.
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