Here are the latest Ohio polls and Texas polls before the big election on March 4th, 2008. And time to start our prediction contest for the winners of the Texas and Ohio primaries so make your entries below.
Updated and Bumped.
Texas Primary Polls / Ohio Primary Polls
The latest polls will be updated all week so bookmark and return each day.
Rules for the predictions contest are simple. Enter the winer of each state and the winning percentage for both the Democrat primary and Republican primary.
So your winning entry might look like this:
Texas Primary:
Democrat winner: Barack Obama 51%
Republican winner: John McCain 55%Ohio Primary:
Democrat winner: Hillary Clinton 53%
Republican winner: John McCain 63%
All of the latest polls are below.
Ohio Polls – Democrat and Republican Primary
Suffolk (Mar. 1 – Mar. 2):
- Obama 40%
- Clinton 52%
Quinnipac (Feb.27 – Mar.2):
- Obama 45%
- Clinton 49%
PPP (Mar. 1 – Mar. 2):
- Obama 42%
- Clinton 51%
- McCain 50%
- Huckabee 33%
- Paul 10%
Reuters – CSPAN – Zogby(Feb. 29 – Mar. 2):
- Obama 47%
- Clinton 45%
- McCain 61%
- Huckabee 28%
- Paul 5%
Rasmussen (Mar. 2):
- Obama 44%
- Clinton 50%
Fox News (Feb. 28):
- Obama 38%
- Clinton 46%
The Ohio Poll (Feb. 21-24):
- Obama 39%
- Clinton 47%
- McCain 55%
- Huckabee 20%
- Paul 5%
Quinnipac (Feb. 18-23):
- Obama 40%
- Clinton 51%
Survey USA (Mar. 1 – Mar. 2):
- Obama 44%
- Clinton 54%
- McCain 58%
- Huckabee 29%
- Paul 4%
ABC / Washington Post (Feb. 16-20):
- Obama 43%
- Clinton 50%
Rasmussen (Feb. 21):
- Obama 40%
- Clinton 48%
- McCain 57%
- Huckabee 30%
- Paul 4%
Texas Polls – Democrat and Republican Primary
WFAA Belo (Feb.28 – Mar.1):
- Obama 46%
- Clinton 46%
- McCain 56%
- Huckabee 31%
- Paul 6%
Survey USA (Mar. 1-2):
- Obama 48%
- Clinton 49%
- McCain 53%
- Huckabee 36%
- Paul 5%
PPP (Mar. 1-2):
- Obama 44%
- Clinton 50%
- McCain 50%
- Huckabee 38%
- Paul 6%
Reuters – CSPAN – Zogby (Feb.29 – Mar.2):
- Obama 44%
- Clinton 47%
- McCain 50%
- Huckabee 38%
- Paul 6%
WFAA / Belo Tracking (Feb. 25-27):
- Obama 45%
- Clinton 46%
- McCain 59%
- Huckabee 27%
- Paul 6%
Fox News (Feb. 26-28):
- Obama 48%
- Clinton 45%
Insider Advantage (Feb. 27):
- Obama 43%
- Clinton 47%
Rasmussen (Feb. 27):
- Obama 48%
- Clinton 44%
- McCain 54%
- Huckabee 34%
- Paul 7%
TCUL / POS (Feb. 11-13):
- McCain 45%
- Huckabee 41%
- Paul 6%
Survey USA (Feb. 23-25):
- Obama 49%
- Clinton 45%
- McCain 50%
- Huckabee 37%
- Paul 7%
ABC / Washington Post (Feb. 16-20):
- Obama 47%
- Clinton 48%
CNN (Feb. 22-24):
- Obama 50%
- Clinton 46%
- McCain 56%
- Huckabee 31%
- Paul 9%
Rasmussen (Feb. 20):
- Obama 44%
- Clinton 47%
- McCain 45%
- Huckabee 37%
- Paul 7%
February 25th, 2008 at 7:58 am
Texas
Obama – 53%
Clinton – 48%
Ohio
Obama – 47%
Clinton- 52%
General Election
Obama – 290 EV
McCain- 256EV
Obama will be president.
February 25th, 2008 at 8:59 am
Lets not jump the gun, in 04 Kerry was leading by a similar margin according to polls at this time of the year. A lot can and will still happen. If there is any major terrorist attack in the world between now and then, McCain is almost a shoe in. Right now American’s love Obama, but his record is so vapid and unremarkable, if the GOP is smart they will exploit it. Also, I think a lot of the excitment for Obama is the simple fact that he is not Hillary. The libs are as tired of her as we are, they are only now just realizing it.
I think McCain can make Obama look like an inexperienced school child when they have their debates. This is no where close to being over.
February 25th, 2008 at 9:18 am
We are so far out, I will concur with you. AA vote in Nov will be in massive proportions. If he does with whites and improves with latinos he will do well. This is a one of century race, thus year will be anything but the norm. Obama/Hagel or Obama/Webb and he is on his way, i think to breaking 300 EV.
February 25th, 2008 at 3:07 pm
Kelly, don’t count your Obamamaniacs before they are hatched. He is only barely beating the other Democrat in the race.
March 2nd, 2008 at 1:25 pm
People should take caution before jumping onto the McCain vs.Obama bandwagon!
March 3rd, 2008 at 2:22 pm
Texas:
Dems
Obama 50.2%
Clinton 49.8%
GOP
McCain 52%
Huckabee 36%
Paul 6%
Ohio:
Dems
Obama 52%
Clinton 48%
GOP
McCain 55%
Huckabee 33%
Paul 9%
March 4th, 2008 at 6:45 am
I think the media surge against Obama this past week may help Hilary win both Texas and Ohio. The Saturday Night Live skits were damaging too as Americans do not like unfairness. Many will move toward Hillary.
March 4th, 2008 at 6:52 am
Ohio
Clinton 56 – Obama 44
Texas
Clinton 52 – Obama 48
Seems momentum broke her way over last 48 hours.
March 4th, 2008 at 9:41 am
Ohio
Clinton 55-45 (More Importanly she get 60% of the Register Dems meaning she stay in even if she loses Texas.)
Texas:
Clinton 51 Obama 47. More shocking Clinton carries the Caucus in a stunner to everyone.