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IVR Polls
Date: 12/11
Texas
w/o Al Gore
Added: 12/13/07
Est. MoE = 4.3% [?]

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Things may be moving around in the early states, but not in Texas. Almost no movement this month, though Edwards improves a bit at the expense of Richardson and Undecided. Not much to say beyond that, except that there is a pretty good chance that things will probably look very different next month if Clinton doesn't do well in Iowa.

Hillary Clinton	51%
Barack Obama	17%
John Edwards	15%
Bill Richardson	8%
Dennis Kucinich	1%
Joe Biden	1%
Unsure	6%
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Republican Polls

IVR Polls
Date: 12/12
Texas
w/o Newt Gingrich
Est. MoE = 3.7% [?]

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Whether caused by questions about Rudy Giuliani's expenses as Mayor or Mike Huckabee having a good debate and striking gold with the Redeem the Vote email list, things are changing fast in the GOP presidential primary. Huckabee shot up to 29%, matching Fred Thompson's high point from June, while Thompson has fallen to half his previous support. Last month, the two were tied for second. Guiliani has the largest drop and falls to a statistical three-way tie with Romney and Thompson, though he still maintains a slight lead. The issue questions from last month were repeated and comparing the two sets, it would appear that some of Giuliani's more moderate voters have shifted to Huckabee. The profile of Giuliani's supporters is more conservative this month, while the profile of Huckabee's supporters is more moderate than last month, which is in line with moderates shifting support.