Hillary Clinton is 32 points ahead of Barack Obama in our Florida polling, statistically unchanged from our last poll, conducted before the Obama/Oprah South Carolina rally. While Obama’s numbers in South Carolina rose after that rally (look for updated numbers on that contest this evening), coverage of the event did not appear to produce […]

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In the first media poll released following Rudolph Giuliani’s policy speech in Tampa on 12/15/07, Giuliani finishes slightly ahead of Mike Huckabee in the Republican Primary for President of the United States. Mitt Romney runs a close 3rd. Complete interactive tracking graphs — a SurveyUSA exclusive — are here.

In SurveyUSA’s 9th pre-primary tracking poll in California, SurveyUSA finds that Mike Huckabee has crept to within 8 points of Rudolph Giuliani:

Giuliani 28%
Huckabee 20%
Romney 16%
McCain 14%
Thompson 13%

Among Conservative Republicans and Pro-Life Republicans, Huckabee and Giuliani are effectively tied, Giuliani down 14 points in both groups compared to two months ago.
Among Pro-Choice Republicans, Giuliani still leads […]

Complete results here.

In a general election for President of the United States today, Red State Iowa turns Blue if Barack Obama is the Democratic nominee, according to SurveyUSA’s newest tracking polls out of Iowa.
Obama today defeats …

John McCain by 12 points
Mitt Romney by 12 points
Rudolph Giuliani by 19 points

Tracking graphs follow …

In Iowa, SurveyUSA has been tracking a Mike Huckabee vs Hillary Clinton matchup for 14 months, since October 2006. Clinton started ahead by 17 points. Today, the contest is tied.

Complete interactive tracking graphs are available here.

This evening, we’ll have updated results of Republican primary polling in Florida and, later, of polling on both the GOP and Democratic contests in California. Are the Huckabee and Obama gains we saw in South Carolina going to be reflected in those two states as well? We’ll see.
Head-to-head polling and approval ratings are also going […]

Our latest just-released national poll shows majorities of baseball fans unsurprised by the names and the sheer numbers of major league players named in former U. S. Senator George Mitchell’s report on performance-enhancing drugs in the sport — and calling for consequences for those whose names are listed within.

56% of fans say seven-time Cy Young […]

SurveyUSA’s South Carolina polling released earlier this week showed movement not only in the Republican Presidential Preference Primary , but also in the Democratic contest, where Barack Obama has closed the gap and is now within striking distance of Hillary Clinton.

Compared to an identical SurveyUSA tracking poll released a month ago, Clinton is down 3, […]

In an election for U.S. Senator from Louisiana today, 12/13/07, Incumbent Democrat Mary Landrieu is locked in an intriguing battle with former Democrat turned Republican John Kennedy.

Landrieu gets 46% today, Kennedy gets 42%, within the survey’s 3.9% margin of sampling error, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted exclusively for Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol […]