Sen. Hillary
Clinton seems to be gaining steam in Iowa. A new
NewsMax/Zogby poll found Clinton pulling ahead of her rivals
there with 30% support, versus 23% for John Edwards
and 19% for Sen. Barack Obama.
The survey,
which has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.5
percentage points and was conducted August 17-19,
painted a slightly more decisive picture than an ABC
News-Washington Post survey that put Clinton at
27% with Obama and Edwards tied at 26% each. That poll was
conducted July 26-31 and had a four-point margin
of error.
The latest
NewsMax/Zogby poll found that Clinton added six points to
her column since the last poll they
conducted in May put Edwards in the lead at 26%
followed by Clinton with 24% and Obama with 22%.
Clinton also
expanded her lead among women in Iowa--a key
demographic for her--to 35%, while Obama gets 19% and
Edwards garners 17%. (The Advocate)
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