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Rasmussen Reports
Date: 3/6
Michigan
Added: 3/7/08
Est. MoE = 4.0% [?]

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Separate survey data shows that 62% of Democrats in Michigan favor a do-over while 24% are opposed. Republicans oppose the idea of a second primary by nearly identical margins.

Clinton leads by eight among Democrats while Obama leads by eight among others who would participate. Michigan�s Primaries are open to all voters and the survey indicates that the Democrats would constitute just a little more than half of the Primary Voters. Ironically, this same dynamic worked to give John McCain a victory over George W. Bush in Michigan during the Election 2000 Primary Season. It would be truly amazing if one of the decisive contests for the Democratic nomination took place in an environment where half the voters were from outside the party.

Hillary Clinton41%
Barack Obama41%
Unsure18%
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