MSNBC/Reuters Zogby Poll — Iowa

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Gov. Howard Dean slightly increased his lead ahead of Rep. Dick Gephardt to three points in the latest poll of Iowa voters, but still within the margin of error. Read the complete results of the tracking poll conducted from Jan. 9 to Jan. 11, 2004.

The Democratic candidates for President in 2004 are Howard Dean, John Edwards, Richard Gephardt, John Kerry, Dennis Kucinich, Carol Mosley-Braun, Joe Lieberman, Al Sharpton, and Wesley Clark? If the caucus were held today, for whom would you vote? 
Dean 26%
Gephardt 23%
Kerry 16%
Edwards 12%
Clark 2%
Lieberman 2%
Kucinich 3%
Mosley-Braun 1%
Sharpton 1%
Someone else 1%
Not sure 14%

From the same list, who would be your second choice… 
Kerry 21%
Dean 21%
Gephardt 15%
Edwards 13%
Clark 5%
Lieberman 2%
Kucinich 2%
Mosley-Braun 1%
Sharpton 1%
Someone else 1%
Not sure 20%

If you had to choose today, which candidate are you leaning toward? (Asked only of those who responded "Not sure" to the first question.) 
Dean 17%
Gephardt 15%
Edwards 9%
Kerry 7%
Kucinich 1%
Not sure 51%

How strong is your support for the candidate you chose in the first question?
Very strong 61%
Somewhat strong 37%
Not strong 2%
Not sure 1%

If Howard Dean is the Democratic nominee, how likely is it that he will beat George Bush?
Very likely 26%
Somewhat likely 39%
Somewhat unlikely 16%
Very unlikely 13%
Not sure 7%

How likely do you think that any Democrat currently in the race could beat George Bush?
Very likely 37%
Somewhat likely 45%
Somewhat unlikely 10%
Very unlikely 5%
Not sure 4%

Overall opinion - Wesley Clark 
Very favorable 11%
Somewhat favorable 24%
Somewhat unfavorable 11%
Very unfavorable 13%
Not familiar 39%
Not sure 2%

Overall opinion - Howard Dean 
Very favorable 32%
Somewhat favorable 36%
Somewhat unfavorable 10%
Very unfavorable 12%
Not familiar 8%
Not sure 2%
 
Overall opinion - John Edwards 
Very favorable 29%
Somewhat favorable 35%
Somewhat unfavorable 8%
Very unfavorable 5%
Not familiar 21%
Not sure 2%

Overall opinion - Richard Gephardt 
Very favorable 37%
Somewhat favorable 37%
Somewhat unfavorable 9%
Very unfavorable 6%
Not familiar 8%
Not sure 3%

Overall opinion - John Kerry 
Very favorable 36%
Somewhat favorable 37%
Somewhat unfavorable 8%
Very unfavorable 7%
Not familiar 11%
Not sure 2%

Overall opinion - Dennis Kucinich 
Very favorable 8%
Somewhat favorable 18%
Somewhat unfavorable 11%
Very unfavorable 11%
Not familiar 49%
Not sure 2%
 
Overall opinion - Joe Lieberman 
Very favorable 6%
Somewhat favorable 29%
Somewhat unfavorable 24%
Very unfavorable 22%
Not familiar 16%
Not sure 3%

Overall opinion - Carol Mosley-Braun 
Very favorable 9%
Somewhat favorable 16%
Somewhat unfavorable 9%
Very unfavorable 16%
Not familiar 48%
Not sure 2%

Overall opinion - Al Sharpton 
Very favorable 4%
Somewhat favorable 12%
Somewhat unfavorable 15%
Very unfavorable 26%
Not familiar 39%
Not sure 3%

Zogby International conducted telephone interviews of a random sampling of about 500 likely caucus voters statewide. All calls were made from Zogby International headquarters in Utica, N.Y., from Friday (1/9/04) thru Sunday (1/11/04). The margin of error is +/- 4.5%. Slight weights were added to party, age, education, union, and gender to more accurately reflect the voting population. Margins of error are higher in sub-groups.

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