If the primary were held today, for whom would you vote?
Kerry 27%
Dean 24%
Clark 15%
Edwards 8%
Lieberman 6%
Kucinich 1%
Sharpton 0%
Someone else 2%
Not sure 17%
If you had to choose today, which candidate are you leaning toward? (Asked only of those who responded "Not sure" to the first question.)
Kerry 23%
Edwards 14%
Dean 9%
Clark 7%
Lieberman 3%
Sharpton 2%
Not sure 39%
How strong is your support for the candidate you chose in the first question?
Very strong 51%
Somewhat strong 46%
Not strong 3%
Not sure 1%
If Howard Dean is the Democratic nominee, how likely is it that he will beat George Bush?
Very likely 16%
Somewhat likely 33%
Somewhat unlikely 20%
Very unlikely 24%
Not sure 6%
How likely do you think that any Democrat currently in the race could beat George Bush?
Very likely 34%
Somewhat likely 43%
Somewhat unlikely 13%
Very unlikely 6%
Not sure 3%
Overall opinion - Wesley Clark
Very favorable 21%
Somewhat favorable 47%
Somewhat unfavorable 13%
Very unfavorable 12%
Not familiar 6%
Not sure 2%
Overall opinion - Howard Dean
Very favorable 24%
Somewhat favorable 36%
Somewhat unfavorable 19%
Very unfavorable 16%
Not familiar 3%
Not sure 2%
Overall opinion - John Edwards
Very favorable 20%
Somewhat favorable 54%
Somewhat unfavorable 8%
Very unfavorable 4%
Not familiar 12%
Not sure 2%
Overall opinion - John Kerry
Very favorable 39%
Somewhat favorable 40%
Somewhat unfavorable 10%
Very unfavorable 8%
Not familiar 2%
Not sure 1%
Overall opinion - Dennis Kucinich
Very favorable 7%
Somewhat favorable 18%
Somewhat unfavorable 15%
Very unfavorable 20%
Not familiar 37%
Not sure 3%
Overall opinion - Joe Lieberman
Very favorable 11%
Somewhat favorable 40%
Somewhat unfavorable 24%
Very unfavorable 19%
Not familiar 5%
Not sure 2%
Overall opinion - Al Sharpton
Very favorable 1%
Somewhat favorable 12%
Somewhat unfavorable 20%
Very unfavorable 39%
Not familiar 26%
Not sure 2%
Zogby International conducted telephone interviews of a random sampling of 601 likely primary voters statewide over a rolling three-day period. All calls were made from Zogby International headquarters in Utica, N.Y., from Monday, January 19 through Wednesday, January 21. The margin of error is +/- 4.1 percentage points. 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.
