Thursday, April 19, 2007
New Poll: Hillary Clinton Less Popular Than the Clap
Some people wish to believe that Hillary Clinton will somehow be elected President in 2008. But polls continue to show that 1) 50% of voters currently say they will "never" vote for her, and 2) her unfavorability among independents, a critical group, continues to rise.
A new poll shows that more than 50% of all Americans view her unfavorably.
Now - who continues to say that Hillary Clinton will be elected President?
GALLUP: Hillary Clinton's Favorable Rating Plunges
It appears that very soon Hillary Clinton will be less popular than the clap. We may already be there.
Some people wish to believe that Hillary Clinton will somehow be elected President in 2008. But polls continue to show that 1) 50% of voters currently say they will "never" vote for her, and 2) her unfavorability among independents, a critical group, continues to rise.
A new poll shows that more than 50% of all Americans view her unfavorably.
Now - who continues to say that Hillary Clinton will be elected President?
GALLUP: Hillary Clinton's Favorable Rating Plunges
As the early stage of the race for president heats up, support for Sen. Hillary Clinton appears to be cooling. A majority of Americans now have an unfavorable image of her, a new Gallup poll released today shows. Her current 45% favorable rating is one of the lowest Gallup has measured for her since 1993.
Her lead as frontrunner for the Democratic nod has narrowed to just 31% to 26% over Sen. Barack Obama. Former Sen. John Edwards comes in at 16% and Al Gore 15%.
"The recent decline in her image appears to be broad-based, as it is evident among most key subgroups," Gallup reports.
In the latest poll, conducted April 13-15, 2007, more Americans say they have an unfavorable (52%) than a favorable view (45%) of Clinton. As recently as February, her favorable rating was 58%.
It appears that very soon Hillary Clinton will be less popular than the clap. We may already be there.
