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November 4, 2005--If Hillary Clinton runs for President in 2008, 29% of Americans say they would definitely vote for her. Forty percent (40%) would definitely vote against the former First Lady.
In seven months of Hillary Meter election polls, the number of Americans who would definitely vote for the New York Senator has ranged from a low of 26% to a high of 32%. The number who would definitely vote against her ranged from a low of 36% to a high of 41% (Review Trends).
Hillary's reputation as a polarizing figure remains intact. Nationally, 40% of Americans have a favorable opinion of Hillary while 45% hold an unfavorable view. Demographic Cross Tabs are available for Premium Members.
Forty-seven percent (47%) now see Clinton as politically liberal, up from 44% two weeks ago. Over the past seven months, the number viewing her as politically liberal has ranged from a low of 42% to a high of 48%, often settling around 45%.
Thirty-one percent (31%) view New York's Junior Senator as politically moderate while 8% say she's conservative.
Collectively, today?s Hillary Meter places Senator Clinton a net 56 points to the left of the nation's political center. Two weeks ago, she was 53 points to the left of center.
Yup the Democrats are really going to win in 2006 aren't they.
November 4, 2005--If Hillary Clinton runs for President in 2008, 29% of Americans say they would definitely vote for her. Forty percent (40%) would definitely vote against the former First Lady.
In seven months of Hillary Meter election polls, the number of Americans who would definitely vote for the New York Senator has ranged from a low of 26% to a high of 32%. The number who would definitely vote against her ranged from a low of 36% to a high of 41% (Review Trends).
Hillary's reputation as a polarizing figure remains intact. Nationally, 40% of Americans have a favorable opinion of Hillary while 45% hold an unfavorable view. Demographic Cross Tabs are available for Premium Members.
Forty-seven percent (47%) now see Clinton as politically liberal, up from 44% two weeks ago. Over the past seven months, the number viewing her as politically liberal has ranged from a low of 42% to a high of 48%, often settling around 45%.
Thirty-one percent (31%) view New York's Junior Senator as politically moderate while 8% say she's conservative.
Collectively, today?s Hillary Meter places Senator Clinton a net 56 points to the left of the nation's political center. Two weeks ago, she was 53 points to the left of center.
Yup the Democrats are really going to win in 2006 aren't they.