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January 28,
2004--On the Friday morning after the New Hampshire Primary, Senator John Kerry
has taken a one-point lead over George W. Bush
in the Rasmussen Reports national tracking poll. The national tracking poll is updated daily. Data on other Democratic contenders was collected prior to New Hampshire. See Daily Tracking Poll Update. Kerry is the most competitive of all Democrats in a general election match-up with the President. He is also the top choice among all Democrats to win the party's Presidential nomination.
Survey results show that a generic Democrat polls better than any individual candidate at this point in time. These results are from a national telephone survey of 1,500 Likely Voters conducted by Rasmussen Reports over the past three nights. The margin of sampling error is +/- 3 percentage points, with a 95% level of confidence. Methodology Survey data showing the race between President Bush and a generic Democrat is updated daily on this site by noon. In addition to our daily political updates, Rasmussen Reports measures the economic confidence of consumers and investors on a daily basis. As part of this process, we measure, employment, job satisfaction, interest rates, and more.
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