Here are Politics-Central's top 5 power rankings of presidential candidates for this week. Much has changed from our last power ranking. Bayh has quit and Edwards and Kucinich have joined. New polls are out as well.
Republicans
1st John McCain, has steamed back to the #1 slot by barely trailing Giuliani in GOP polls and demolishing Democrats in 2008 Match Up polls. However for the first time a democrat has beaten McCain in a poll. McCain is also strong in key primary states. McCain will likely gain in GOP numbers when Giuliani's liberal views come out. His age though ahs kept him from taking a bigger lead among candidates and has caused him to fall behind Giuliani in GOP polls.
2nd Rudolph Giuliani, still on top in GOP polls but is starting to drop in numbers among democarts against McCain. Once his liberal vies kick in he will fall behind quickly and quietly.
3rd Newt Gingrich, still gaining in GOP polls and is ahead of Romney. Romney will likely gain back numbers upon announcement of his campaign and Gingirch will fall when other candidates join the race.
4th Mitt Romney, is falling in numbers and is in a distance 4th in most polls. He does poorly against Democrats and is big trouble. He needs a announcement buzz in order to get back in this race.
5th Sam Brownback, died down from his announcement that he was running for president and has started to slum in numbers. Brownback may do well in early primaries but is still trailing in polls.
Democrats
1st Hillary Clinton, is still gaining big time in numbers. She will likely form a campaign in janurary of next year. Look for her to also be the candidate to gaint he most from Bayh's exit.
2nd Barack Obama, has taken a huge dip in polls and is trailing Clinton by almost 20+ points. If Obama runs he betetr start now and get a boost with his announcement or he will lsoe for sure.
3rd John Edwards, come back down from his recent bounce and will join the campaign at the very end of the year. He has become the first democrat to beat McCain in a Match Up poll.
4th Al Gore, still considered a possible candidate and has not ruled out a run for the white house. Gore should start his campaign soon if he wants a chance again.
5th: John Kerry, has come back into the top 5 after his pre-election slipshould die out quickly. If he wanted to run you would of thought that he would announced by now.
New Presidential Polls
Current Results Politics-Central Poll
(D)John Edwards 45%
(R)John McCain 43%
(L)Michael Badnerik 8%
(I)Steve Adams 2%
(G)Pat LaMarche 1%
(I)Bob Hargis 1% (Write-In)
Rasmussen Reports Polls
(R)John McCain 46%
(D)Barack Obama 40%
(R)John McCain 46%
(D)John Edwards 41%
(R)John McCain 52%
(D)Evan Bayh 32% Not Running
(R)Rudy Giuliani 51%
(D)Evan Bayh 34% Not Running
Polling Report Polls
(R)John McCain 50%
(D)Hillary Clinton 36%
(D)Hillary Clinton 42%
(R)Mitt Romney 36%
The First time a Democrat has beat McCain in a poll
(D)John Edwards 43%
(R)John McCain 41%
(R)John McCain 48%
(D)Hillary Clinton 41%
(D)Barack Obama 43%
(R)Mitt Romney 27%
Democratic Polls from Polling Report
(D)Hillary Clinton 37%
(D)Barack Obama 18%
(D)John Edwards 14%
(D)John Kerry 11%
(D)Joe Biden 4%
(D)Evan Bayh 3%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Tom Vilsack -%
(D)Hillary Clinton 39%
(D)Barack Obama 17%
(D)John Edwards 12%
(D)Al Gore 10%
(D)John Kerry 7%
(D)Joe Biden 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
(D)Evan Bayh 1%
(D)Chris Dodd -%
(D)Hillary Clinton 37%
(D)Barack Obama 15%
(D)Al Gore 14%
(D)John Edwards 9%
(D)John Kerry 7%
(D)Joe Biden 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 2%
(D)Evan Bayh 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
Republican Polls from Polling Report
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 34%
(R)John McCain 29%
(R)Newt Gingrich 10%
(R)Mitt Romney 8%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)Mike Huckabee 2%
(R)George Pataki 1%
(R)Tommy Thompson 1%
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 34%
(R)John McCain 26%
(R)Newt Gingrich 12%
(R)Mitt Romney 5%
(R)George Pataki 3%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Sam Brownback 1%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
(R)Chuck Hagel -%
(R)Mike Huckabee -%
(R)Tom Tancredo -%
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 29%
(R)John McCain 24%
(R)Newt Gingrich 13%
(R)Mitt Romney 6%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)George Pataki 2%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
Polling Averages
Republicans
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 32%
(R)John McCain 26%
(R)Newt Gingrich 12%
(R)Mitt Romney 6%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)George Pataki 2%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
(R)Mike Huckabee 1%
(R)Chuck Hagel -%
(R)Tom Tancredo -%
Democrats
(D)Hillary Clinton 38%
(D)Barack Obama 17%
(D)John Edwards 12%
(D)Al Gore 12%
(D)John Kerry 8%
(D)Joe Biden 3%
(D)Evan Bayh 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
Republicans
1st John McCain, has steamed back to the #1 slot by barely trailing Giuliani in GOP polls and demolishing Democrats in 2008 Match Up polls. However for the first time a democrat has beaten McCain in a poll. McCain is also strong in key primary states. McCain will likely gain in GOP numbers when Giuliani's liberal views come out. His age though ahs kept him from taking a bigger lead among candidates and has caused him to fall behind Giuliani in GOP polls.
2nd Rudolph Giuliani, still on top in GOP polls but is starting to drop in numbers among democarts against McCain. Once his liberal vies kick in he will fall behind quickly and quietly.
3rd Newt Gingrich, still gaining in GOP polls and is ahead of Romney. Romney will likely gain back numbers upon announcement of his campaign and Gingirch will fall when other candidates join the race.
4th Mitt Romney, is falling in numbers and is in a distance 4th in most polls. He does poorly against Democrats and is big trouble. He needs a announcement buzz in order to get back in this race.
5th Sam Brownback, died down from his announcement that he was running for president and has started to slum in numbers. Brownback may do well in early primaries but is still trailing in polls.
Democrats
1st Hillary Clinton, is still gaining big time in numbers. She will likely form a campaign in janurary of next year. Look for her to also be the candidate to gaint he most from Bayh's exit.
2nd Barack Obama, has taken a huge dip in polls and is trailing Clinton by almost 20+ points. If Obama runs he betetr start now and get a boost with his announcement or he will lsoe for sure.
3rd John Edwards, come back down from his recent bounce and will join the campaign at the very end of the year. He has become the first democrat to beat McCain in a Match Up poll.
4th Al Gore, still considered a possible candidate and has not ruled out a run for the white house. Gore should start his campaign soon if he wants a chance again.
5th: John Kerry, has come back into the top 5 after his pre-election slipshould die out quickly. If he wanted to run you would of thought that he would announced by now.
New Presidential Polls
Current Results Politics-Central Poll
(D)John Edwards 45%
(R)John McCain 43%
(L)Michael Badnerik 8%
(I)Steve Adams 2%
(G)Pat LaMarche 1%
(I)Bob Hargis 1% (Write-In)
Rasmussen Reports Polls
(R)John McCain 46%
(D)Barack Obama 40%
(R)John McCain 46%
(D)John Edwards 41%
(R)John McCain 52%
(D)Evan Bayh 32% Not Running
(R)Rudy Giuliani 51%
(D)Evan Bayh 34% Not Running
Polling Report Polls
(R)John McCain 50%
(D)Hillary Clinton 36%
(D)Hillary Clinton 42%
(R)Mitt Romney 36%
The First time a Democrat has beat McCain in a poll
(D)John Edwards 43%
(R)John McCain 41%
(R)John McCain 48%
(D)Hillary Clinton 41%
(D)Barack Obama 43%
(R)Mitt Romney 27%
Democratic Polls from Polling Report
(D)Hillary Clinton 37%
(D)Barack Obama 18%
(D)John Edwards 14%
(D)John Kerry 11%
(D)Joe Biden 4%
(D)Evan Bayh 3%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Tom Vilsack -%
(D)Hillary Clinton 39%
(D)Barack Obama 17%
(D)John Edwards 12%
(D)Al Gore 10%
(D)John Kerry 7%
(D)Joe Biden 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
(D)Evan Bayh 1%
(D)Chris Dodd -%
(D)Hillary Clinton 37%
(D)Barack Obama 15%
(D)Al Gore 14%
(D)John Edwards 9%
(D)John Kerry 7%
(D)Joe Biden 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 2%
(D)Evan Bayh 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
Republican Polls from Polling Report
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 34%
(R)John McCain 29%
(R)Newt Gingrich 10%
(R)Mitt Romney 8%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)Mike Huckabee 2%
(R)George Pataki 1%
(R)Tommy Thompson 1%
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 34%
(R)John McCain 26%
(R)Newt Gingrich 12%
(R)Mitt Romney 5%
(R)George Pataki 3%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Sam Brownback 1%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
(R)Chuck Hagel -%
(R)Mike Huckabee -%
(R)Tom Tancredo -%
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 29%
(R)John McCain 24%
(R)Newt Gingrich 13%
(R)Mitt Romney 6%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)George Pataki 2%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
Polling Averages
Republicans
(R)Rudolph Giuliani 32%
(R)John McCain 26%
(R)Newt Gingrich 12%
(R)Mitt Romney 6%
(R)Sam Brownback 2%
(R)George Pataki 2%
(R)Tommy Thompson 2%
(R)Duncan Hunter 1%
(R)Mike Huckabee 1%
(R)Chuck Hagel -%
(R)Tom Tancredo -%
Democrats
(D)Hillary Clinton 38%
(D)Barack Obama 17%
(D)John Edwards 12%
(D)Al Gore 12%
(D)John Kerry 8%
(D)Joe Biden 3%
(D)Evan Bayh 2%
(D)Bill Richardson 2%
(D)Wesley Clark 1%
(D)Tom Vilsack 1%
(D)Chris Dodd -%
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