Laughably Fouled-Up Polls Released

It would appear that this set of polls has a margin of error of about 25 pts! I should start my own polling company—I couldn't be any more off than these guys.

Now I’m going to describe some different choices of candidates voters might have in the 2008 election for president. As I read each one, please tell me how you would vote if the election for president were being held today. (Leaners included)

Giuliani v. Rodham Clinton

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)	51%	49%	46%
Rudy Giuliani (R)	44%	46%	47%

McCain v. Rodham Clinton

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)	50%	50%	47%
John McCain (R)	45%	44%	46%

Romney v. Rodham Clinton

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)	55%	57%	53%
Mitt Romney (R)	40%	35%	38%

F. Thompson v. Rodham Clinton

	Jun. 2007
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)	53%
Fred Thompson (R)	42%

Giuliani v. Obama

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Barack Obama (D)	49%	50%	43%
Rudy Giuliani (R)	44%	43%	48%

McCain v. Obama

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Barack Obama (D)	51%	52%	45%
John McCain (R)	41%	39%	43%

Romney v. Obama

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
Barack Obama (D)	53%	58%	54%
Mitt Romney (R)	37%	29%	34%

F. Thompson v. Obama

	Jun. 2007
Barack Obama (D)	53%
Fred Thompson (R)	39%

Giuliani v. Edwards

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
John Edwards (D)	48%	50%	45%
Rudy Giuliani (R)	46%	44%	47%

McCain v. Edwards

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
John Edwards (D)	50%	52%	48%
John McCain (R)	44%	42%	43%

Romney v. Edwards

	Jun. 2007	May 2007	Feb. 2007
John Edwards (D)	57%	64%	58%
Mitt Romney (R)	36%	27%	30%

F. Thompson v. Edwards

	Jun. 2007
John Edwards (D)	54%
Fred Thompson (R)	38%

Source: Princeton Survey Research Associates / Newsweek
Methodology: Telephone interviews with 831 registered American voters, conducted on Jun. 20 and Jun. 21, 2007. Margin of error is 4 per cent.