Posted by Jed Lewison on Wed Jan 23, 2008 at 8:52 PM Pacific

Zogby releases #s on Edwards' post-debate bump

(h/t sarahlane)

Zogby is out with a poll showing signs of a post-debate bump for John Edwards.

According to Zogby's numbers, on Tuesday alone, Obama had 39%, Clinton 22%, and Edwards 18%, with 21% undecided or supporting other candidates.

Based on Zogby's numbers for Sunday through Tuesday, we can figure out what kind of bump Edwards got on Tuesday compared to Sunday and Monday. Here they are:

Undecided/other: +6%
Edwards : +4.5%
Clinton: -4.5%
Obama: -6%

We'll have to wait until tomorrow to know if this is just a random blip or a real trend, but I have to think that between Edwards' debate performance on Monday, and the ensuing press coverage which has continued through today, his numbers will just get better and better.

I'd be thrilled if Edwards did better than 20%, and ecstatic if he actually came in second, but that might be asking for too much.

Zogby releases #s on Edwards' post-debate bump

(h/t sarahlane)

Zogby is out with a poll showing signs of a post-debate bump for John Edwards.

According to Zogby's numbers, on Tuesday alone, Obama had 39%, Clinton 22%, and Edwards 18%, with 21% undecided or supporting other candidates.

Based on Zogby's numbers for Sunday through Tuesday, we can figure out what kind of bump Edwards got on Tuesday compared to Sunday and Monday. Here they are:

Undecided/other: +6%
Edwards : +4.5%
Clinton: -4.5%
Obama: -6%

We'll have to wait until tomorrow to know if this is just a random blip or a real trend, but I have to think that between Edwards' debate performance on Monday, and the ensuing press coverage which has continued through today, his numbers will just get better and better.

I'd be thrilled if Edwards did better than 20%, and ecstatic if he actually came in second, but that might be asking for too much.

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