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McCain And Romney Tight In New Hampshire

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, McCain, New Hampshire, Polls, Romney

If Mitt Romney had won Iowa, things would be so different. But he didn’t and he’s seems to be suffering a very similar fate to Hillary right now. Still, some polls show he’s holding his own.

McCain’s gains?
A 6 point gain from CNN.
A 4 point gain from USA Today.
An 8 point gain from Strategic Vision.
A 2 point gain for Rasmussen.
An 8 point gain from MSNBC.
A 6 point gain from Research 2000.

Romney’s gains?
A 3 point gain for Suffolk University and…
A 1 point gain from Zogby.

All in all it’s tight, but the trends don’t bode well for Mitt.

(h/t: Political Wire)

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