Obama, Giuliani Lead Among Young Voters
The latest Harvard IOP poll of 18-24 year olds came out yesterday. It included questions about ’08 primary candidates, social networking, issues preferences.
Sen. Barack Obama and Rudy Giuliani get the most support from young voters, according to the poll. Among young likely Democratic voters, Obama's presidential bid gets 35% support, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 29% and John Edwards with 9%. On the GOP side, Giuliani gets 31% support of young voters, followed by Sen. John McCain at 18% and Mitt Romney at 8%.
You can check out the executive summary and find out more about the poll here.
Sen. Barack Obama and Rudy Giuliani get the most support from young voters, according to the poll. Among young likely Democratic voters, Obama's presidential bid gets 35% support, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 29% and John Edwards with 9%. On the GOP side, Giuliani gets 31% support of young voters, followed by Sen. John McCain at 18% and Mitt Romney at 8%.
You can check out the executive summary and find out more about the poll here.
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