Barack Obama tops the Democratic Primary Poll for 3rd straight month.

Barack Obama topped the Democratic Primary Poll 2008 put on by Put Peace in the Whitehouse in 2008 for the 3rd consecutive month according to the March Democratic Primary Poll 2008 of announced and expected Democratic candidates. In the monthly online poll, random online voters are asked who will they vote for in the 2008 Democratic Primary, and a total of 2271 votes were cast in the month of March. Obama received 42% (964 votes) of the total. Hillary Clinton came in at 2nd place with 22% (490 votes.) Dennis Kucinich came in a strong and surprising 3rd with 11% (260 votes) followed by John Edwards 8% (171 votes), Al Gore 6% (137 votes), and Bill Richardson 5% (114 votes).

Here is a total rundown of the results.

Barack Obama	964 votes	42%
Hillary Clinton	490 votes	22%
Dennis Kucinich	260 votes	11%
John Edwards	171 votes	8%
Al Gore	137 votes	6%
Bill Richardson	114 votes	5%
Wes Clark	98 votes	4%
Chris Dodd	18 votes	1%
Joe Biden	15 votes	1%
Mike Gravel	4 votes	0%

March winners and losers.

Winners
Barack Obama +15%
Hillary Clinton +15%

Losers
Dennis Kucinich -12%
John Edwards -7%
Tom Vilsack -5%
Chris Dodd -2%
Al Gore -1%
Bill Richardson -1%
Wes Clark -1%
Joe Biden -1%

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Tom Vilsack endorses Hillary Clinton.

Just a month after terminating his own campaign for President, former Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack has endorsed Hillary Clinton. This actually took me as a surprise to hear this. Vilsack, who has voiced that the troops should be removed from Iraq immediately is in a sense a polar opposite to Hillary on the issue. Clinton voted for the war and to this day refuses to call her vote a mistake. If he was really wanting the troops to come home now, it would have been in his best interest to endorse Dennis Kucinich. Kucinich the 6 term congressman from Ohio voted against the war in Iraq and has voted against every appropriation, including being one of only 14 democrats to do so this past Friday.

Well I guess you can see Vilsack's thinking as he has now placed himself the front runner as vice president nominee if Clinton would secure the nomination. But it is a shame that to most in politics, personal gain means more that fighting the good fight.

Barack Obama tops the Democratic Primary Poll for 2nd straight month.

Barack Obama topped the Democratic Primary Poll 2008 put on by Put Peace in the Whitehouse in 2008 for the 2nd consecutive month, according to the February Democratic Primary Poll 2008 of announced and expected Democratic candidates. In the monthly online poll, random online voters are asked who will they vote for in the 2008 Democratic Primary, and a total of 1293 votes were cast in the month of February. Obama received 27% (349 votes) of the total. Dennis Kucinich came in a strong and surprising 2nd with 23% (297 votes). John Edwards came in at 3rd place with 15% (191 votes), followed by Al Gore 7% (86 votes),Hillary Clinton 7% (85 votes) and Bill Richardson 6% (82 votes).

Here is a total rundown of the results.

Barack Obama	349 votes	27%
Dennis Kucinich	297 votes	23%
John Edwards	191 votes	15%
Al Gore	86 votes	7%
Hillary Clinton	85 votes	7%
Bill Richardson	82 votes	6%
Tom Vilsack	68 votes	5%*
Wes Clark	60 votes	5%
Chris Dodd	37 votes	3%
Joe Biden	32 votes	2%
Mike Gravel	6 votes	0%

* Tom Vilsack pulled out of the race on 2/23/2007 and will not be included in future polls.

February winners and losers.

Winners
Barack Obama +2%
John Edwards +2%
Hillary Clinton +1%
Chris Dodd +1%
Tom Vilsack +1%

Losers
Wes Clark -3%
Al Gore -1%
Bill Richardson -1%
Joe Biden -1%
John Kerry -1%

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Barack Obama tops the latest Democratic Primary Poll.

Barack Obama is the favorite Democratic contender so far, according to the January Democratic Primary Poll 2008 of announced and expected Democratic candidates. In the monthly online poll, random online voters are asked who will they vote for in the 2008 Democratic Primary, and a total of 1586 votes were cast in the month of January. Obama received 25% (394 votes) of the total. Dennis Kucinich came in a strong and surprising 2nd with 23% (361 votes). John Edwards came in at 3rd place with 13% (211 votes), followed by Wes Clark 8% (131 votes), Al Gore 8% (123 votes) and Bill Richardson 7% (114 votes). Noticeable missing from the top half was Hillary Clinton who only gathered 6% (89 votes).

Here is a total rundown of the results.

Barack Obama	394 votes	25%
Dennis Kucinich	361 votes	23%
John Edwards	211 votes	13%
Wes Clark	131 votes	8%
Al Gore	123 votes	8%
Bill Richardson	114 votes	7%
Hillary Clinton	89 votes	6%
Tom Vilsack	61 votes	4%
Joe Biden	43 votes	3%
Chris Dodd	39 votes	2%
John Kerry	16 votes	1%*
Mike Gravel	4 votes	0%

* John Kerry announced he will not be seeking the Democratic nomination and will not be included in future polls.

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