Here Are The Results of SurveyUSA Election Poll #12215
Geography Surveyed: California
Data Collected: 06/01/2007 - 06/03/2007
Release Date: 06/04/2007 11:40 AM ET
Sponsors: KABC-TV Los Angeles, KGTV-TV San Diego, KPIX-TV San Francisco
In CA GOP Gold Rush, Fred Thompson leaps into 2nd-Place Tie with McCain, 7 Points Behind Giuliani:
Eight months to the newly accelerated and suddenly critical California Republican Primary, the contest destabilizes and further tightens, according to a SurveyUSA poll of likely GOP Primary voters, conducted exclusively for KABC-TV Los Angeles, KPIX-TV San Francisco, and KGTV-TV San Diego. Rudolph Giuliani leads today, but by 7 points, down from a 13-point lead 4 weeks ago, on 5/7/07, and down from a 19-point lead 8 weeks ago, on 4/2/07. Half-In-Half-Out Fred Thompson has doubled his support in the past month, from 11% on 5/7/07 to 21% today. That puts Thompson into a 2nd-place tie with John McCain, whose support is flat month on month, 21% then, 21% now. Mitt Romney runs 4th today, at 11%, largely unchanged from 12% last month. Undeclared candidate Newt Gingrich is 5th, at 8%. Among Conservatives, Thompson is up 12 points month-on month, and has gone from 4th place to 1st. There is volatility among Hispanics, who make up 17% of likely Republican Primary voters in SurveyUSA's turnout model: Giuliani has lost 23 points month-on-month, down from 46% to today 23%. Thompson's support among Hispanics is up 5 fold, from 5% to 24%. Margin of Sampling Error is high for this small subgroup, but the movement is striking nonetheless. SurveyUSA tracking polls from 4/2/07 and 3/6/07 did not explicitly name Fred Thompson, so those results are not shown on the tracking graphs released today. To access that data for comparative purposes, go here.
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No Movement At All on Democratic Side. Hillary Clinton 18 Points Atop Obama.
In a Democratic Primary in California today, 8 months to the vote, Hillary Clinton remains on cruise control, as she has been in 4 SurveyUSA tracking polls going back to March, according to a SurveyUSA poll conducted exclusively for KABC-TV Los Angeles, KPIX-TV San Francisco and KGTV-TV San Diego. Here's the rundown, working backwards: Today, Clinton is at 46%, 18 points atop Obama who is at 28%. On 5/7/07, Clinton was at 48%, 21 points atop Obama, who was at 27%. On 4/2/07, Clinton was at 43%, 17 points atop Obama, who was at 26%. On 3/6/07, Clinton was at 44%, 13 points atop Obama who was at 31%. John Edwards has finished in 3rd place in all 4 SurveyUSA CA Democratic Primary tracking polls. Edwards is at 14% today, was at 15% on 5/7/07, was at 17% on 4/2/07, was at 10% on 3/6/07. All interviews for the 06/04/07 release were completed prior to the New Hampshire Democratic candidate debate which began at 7 pm ET on 06/03/07.
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Filtering:
2,100 state of California adults were interviewed by SurveyUSA 06/01/07 through 06/03/07, with all interviews completed before the Democratic candidate debate on 06/03/07. Of them, 1,786 were registered to vote. Of them, 543 were identified by SurveyUSA as likely to vote in the 02/05/08 Republican Presidential Primary, 720 were identified by SurveyUSA as likely to vote in the 02/05/08 Democratic Presidential Primary. The CA Primary is in 246 days. The general election for President of the United States is in 519 days, on 11/04/08. |
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Asked of 543 likely republican primary voters |
Credibility Interval for this question = ± 4.3 percentage points. |
If the Republican Primary were today, would you vote for... Rudy Giuliani? John McCain? Mitt Romney? Fred Thompson? Newt Gingrich? Or some other Republican? |
28% | Giuliani |
21% | McCain |
11% | Romney |
21% | Fred Thompson |
8% | Gingrich |
8% | Other |
3% | Undecided |
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Asked of 720 likely democratic primary voters |
Credibility Interval for this question = ± 3.7 percentage points. |
If the Democratic Primary were today, would you vote for... Hillary Clinton? Barack Obama? John Edwards? Or some other Democrat? |
46% | Clinton |
28% | Obama |
14% | Edwards |
8% | Other |
4% | Undecided |
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