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Food Eater Lad · 10-05-2003, 09:46 AM

A New York Times/CBS News poll asked likely Democrat primary voters, "Who would you like to see the Democratic party nominate as its presidential candidate in 2004 ... ?"
For half of the sample, the candidates' titles were used. For the other half, they were not.

Without Titles With Titles

Clark 14% General Clark 10%

Gephardt 5% Cong. Gephardt 15%

Dean 9% Doctor Dean 9%

Lieberman 5% Sen. Lieberman 13%

Moseley-Braun 7% Sen. Moseley-Braun 1%

Kerry 4% Sen. Kerry 11%

Sharpton 3% Rev. Sharpton 4%

Edwards 1% Sen. Edwards 3%

Graham 3% Sen. Graham 3%

Kucinich 1% Cong. Kucinich 1%

Other (vol.) 27% Other (vol.) 10%

DK/NA 21% DK/NA 20%

New York Times/CBS News Poll,
353 Democratic Primary Voters Nationwide
Conducted 9/28/03 - 10/1/03
Margin Of Error +/- 5%

My comment? I think its interesting that Other and NA got the highest ratings in both polls.

10-05-2003, 09:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
Food Eater Lad Banned	CBS/NY times poll A New York Times/CBS News poll asked likely Democrat primary voters, "Who would you like to see the Democratic party nominate as its presidential candidate in 2004 ... ?" For half of the sample, the candidates' titles were used. For the other half, they were not. Without Titles With Titles Clark 14% General Clark 10% Gephardt 5% Cong. Gephardt 15% Dean 9% Doctor Dean 9% Lieberman 5% Sen. Lieberman 13% Moseley-Braun 7% Sen. Moseley-Braun 1% Kerry 4% Sen. Kerry 11% Sharpton 3% Rev. Sharpton 4% Edwards 1% Sen. Edwards 3% Graham 3% Sen. Graham 3% Kucinich 1% Cong. Kucinich 1% Other (vol.) 27% Other (vol.) 10% DK/NA 21% DK/NA 20% New York Times/CBS News Poll, 353 Democratic Primary Voters Nationwide Conducted 9/28/03 - 10/1/03 Margin Of Error +/- 5% My comment? I think its interesting that Other and NA got the highest ratings in both polls. Last edited by redravin40; 10-05-2003 at 10:09 AM..