Kucinich Wins Pulse Poll
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James Joyner | Thursday, November 8, 2007 |
While most of the major surveys have Hillary Clinton running away with the Democratic nomination, we shouldn’t lose sight of Dennis Kunich. Perhaps less substantive but also interesting is this report from Micah Sifry reports:
Democracy for America, the organizing network that grew out of the ashes of the Dean campaign, has announced the results of its “Pulse Poll” on the Democratic presidential race. With more than 150,000 votes cast, the winner is Dennis Kucinich, with 49,000. He did not get the 66% required to get DfA’s endorsement, however.
Truly a shame. That would have really shaken up the race.
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