Hillary Rodham Clinton

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A new Research 2000 poll in Iowa shows John Edwards still leading the Democratic presidential race with 27% support, followed by Sen. Hillary Clinton at 22%, Sen. Barack Obama at 16% and Gov. Bill Richardson at 11%.

Sen. Hillary Clinton and Mitt Romney "hold the leads in their respective New Hampshire primary races," according to a new Concord Monitor poll shows. "But it's not all good news for the top two: The poll finds each would face thornier challenges in the state's general election than others w...

By The Huffington Post News Editors Not new at all, particularly against a backdrp of national security: Goodrich cites Jonah Goldberg's feminization of Bill "I Feel Your Pain" Clinton here and bluntly lays out the Republican national security equation ("[Clinton] talked of security not in the sense of blowing up terro...

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In Nevada, a new American Research Group poll shows Sen. Hillary Clinton leading the Democratic presidential race with 40% of likely caucus participants, followed by John Edwards and Sen. Barack Obama tied at 16%. Gov. Bill Richardson, who has made the most visits to the state, attracts jus...

According to a new Public Policy Polling survey of likely Iowa caucus-goers, John Edwards and Mitt Romney hold double digit leads in the first major contest of the 2008 presidential race. Edwards leads the Democratic field with the support of 31% of respondents, followed by Sen. Hillary C...

Key finding: "Edwards, a dogged campaigner, has almost made Iowa his second home since first making a bid for the White House four years ago... Edwards’ familiarity to Iowa Democrats appears to have bred much more respect than contempt. Eight in 10 likely caucus participants have favorable...

In Iowa, a new Zogby telephone survey shows John Edwards leading the Democratic presidential race with 26%, edging out Sen. Hillary Clinton at 24% and Sen. Barack Obama at 22%. On the Republican side, Mitt Romney leads with 19%, beatingSen. John McCain and Rudy Giuliani who are tied at 18%, wi...

A new Survey USA poll of likely New Hampshire primary voters shows Sen. Hillary Clinton leading among Democrats with 40%, followed by Sen. Barack Obama at 24% and John Edwards at 22%. These results are very similar to results in a similar January survey.

By tburr@sltrib.com (Thomas Burr) WASHINGTON - In hypothetical match-ups, presidential candidate Mitt Romney loses to everyone. To Rudy Giuliani and John McCain for the GOP nomination, to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards in the general election. Romney doesn't even hit double digits among the Republican...

By Tim Dickinson I’ll give Hillary Clinton this, she’s more consistent in her stance on Iraq than GOP hopeful Mitt Romney is on abortion. At least she’s not as cooked as Romney, though. Mitt went from being avowedly pro choice in the same year Hillary made her unmistakably mistaken war vote, 2002, declaring...