Decision 2008: New Polls out of New Hampshire and some Politics-Central news.

Here are some new 2008 President Polls from the first primary in the nation.




Research 2000 New Hampshire Primary Polls
Republicans
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 26%
(R)John McCain 25%
(R)Mitt Romney 10%

Democrats
(D)Hillary Clinton 22%
(D)Barack Obama 21%
(D)John Edwards 16%
(D)Al Gore 10%



These new polls out of NH show a close contest in both parties. Frontrunner Hillary Clinton seem all but unbeatable 2 weeks ago when nationwide polls showed her way out in front. Now key states like Iowa and NH show her numbers are poor. She now barely beats Senators Obama and Edwards and in Iowa Obama and Edwards lead Clinton. On the GOP side McCain has coem down froma last polls showing him way out in fonty in NH and now Giuliani and McCain are almost tied in both NH and Iowa. Romney trails way behind and needs to gain some serios ground. The rest of the candidates do not even get over 2%.

Tommorrow will begin the start of the transition from the 2006 election season to Politics-Central's official start of our 2007-08 election season. We will officially start the new election season on New Years Day, but tommorrow we will start with Politics-Central's official endorsement of one of the possible or official candidate for president in 2008. On New Years Eve we will give power rankings of all of the candidates for president that includes the Third Parties. On New Years Day we will unleash 14 new presidential match-up polls to the internet. On Jan. 2nd we will officially move into the new election season.
(Note: the schedule and events is subjected to change.)