2008 State Polls

Democrat Polls

Tulsa World / Sooner Poll
Date: 1/27-30
Oklahoma
Added: 2/3/08
Est. MoE = 4.7% [?]

Quote:

"It appears that Clinton will be the winner in the Oklahoma primary," Soltow said. "What happens to Obama is largely dependent on where Edwards' votes go.

"Regardless of where they go, it doesn't change the likely outcome. The only thing it will do is determine who picks up the most delegates."

Survey USA
Date: 1/27
Oklahoma
Added: 1/30/08
Est. MoE = 3.6% [?]

Quote:

Results are virtually unchanged from those of an identical SurveyUSA poll conducted two weeks ago. Clinton leads by 39 points among women; Edwards leads by 7 points among men -- a 46 point gender gap. By more than 2:1, Oklahoma likely Democratic primary voters say the economy is the issue the the next president should focus on ahead of all overs; among the voters choosing the economy as the most important issue, Clinton leads Edwards by 22. Among those who say Iraq is the most important issue, Clinton leads by 15.

Survey USA
Date: 1/11-13
Oklahoma
Added: 1/16/08
Est. MoE = 3.8% [?]

Quote:

Men and women see the contest in stark contrast. Among men, Edwards leads Clinton by 6 and leads Obama by 12. Among women, Clinton leads the two men by 40 points. Edwards also leads among Conservatives. 37% of Democrats say they might change their mind between now and the 02/05/08 Primary. Among the rest, who say their mind is made-up, Clinton polls at 53%.

Republican Polls

Tulsa World / Sooner Poll
Date: 1/27-30
Oklahoma
Est. MoE = 5.5% [?]

Quote:

For Huckabee, a Baptist preacher, the bad news was that even evangelical Christians were more likely to support McCain. Only the most ardently religious -- those who attend services several times a week -- favored Huckabee.

Still, Huckabee's background and populist message have some enthusiastic followers.

"He seems to make more sense than the rest of them," said Charles Schmitt of Tulsa. "He seems to speak more on my level. I like the fact he's Southern Baptist. I'm a Southern Baptist."

Survey USA
Date: 1/27
Oklahoma
Est. MoE = 4.2% [?]

Quote:

Huckabee, in turn, is 9 points ahead of third-place finisher Mitt Romney, who takes 19% of the vote. Rudolph Giuliani and Ron Paul tie for last, at 6%. In the two weeks since an identical SurveyUSA poll, McCain is up 8; Huckabee is down 3; Romney is up 11. Romney has tripled his support among the two-thirds of Oklahoma Republican likely primary voters who identify themselves as conservatives. Huckabee leads by 12 among the youngest voters; McCain leads by 18 among the oldest. McCain leads by 3 among conservatives and by 24 among moderates. By nearly 2:1, Oklahoma likely Republican primary voters say the economy is the issue the the next president should focus on ahead of all overs; among the voters choosing the economy as the most important issue, McCain holds a 15 point lead over Huckabee. Among those who say immigration is the most important issue, Huckabee leads Romney by 3, and leads McCain by 15.

Survey USA
Date: 1/11-13
Oklahoma
Est. MoE = 4.0% [?]

Quote:

Huckabee leads by 8 among Conservatives. McCain leads by 15 among Moderates. Huckabee leads by 13 among Republicans who attend church regularly. McCain leads by 15 points among those who attend church occasionally and by 20 points among those who almost never attend church. Huckabee leads by 10 in Eastern OK. McCain leads by 6 in Western OK. Huckabee leads by 10 among pro-life voters. Among pro-choice voters, McCain is 14 points ahead of Giuliani, who is tied with Huckabee for 2nd in this demographic group. Huckabee's support is young. McCain's support is old. Half of likely voters say they may change their mind before the primary. Among the rest, who say their mind is made up, Huckabee runs 11 points stronger than McCain.

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