Saturday, January 26, 2008

PPP: most accurate numbers in the country for South Carolina

Public Policy Polling is the only company in the country that correctly predicted Barack Obama would win by at least 20 points in today’s South Carolina primary.

Most outfits showed the race tightening in the closing days. PPP, however, showed Obama’s lead increasing from 13% two weeks ago to 16% earlier this week to 20% two nights before the election.

Here are what pollsters across the country predicted as the winning margin:

Public Policy Polling

20

Reuters/C-Span/Zogby

15

Rasmussen

15

Survey USA

13

Insider Advantage

10

Ron Lester&Associates

10

Mason Dixon

8

Clemson University

7

American Research Group

3

Public Policy Polling’s final survey showed Obama at 44%, Clinton at 24%, and Edwards at 19%. PPP surveyed 595 likely Democratic primary voters on January 24nd. The survey’s margin of error was +/- 4.0%.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

I am curious about your take on the FL prez primary, and why your numbers were so off in the FL R primary?

 
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