The latest poll
from New Hampshire shows that Mitt Romney and Hillary
Clinton remain the front-runners in New Hampshire's
first-in-the-nation presidential primary, but they
have yet to seal it. Just 16% of Republicans and 24%
of Democrats said they've ''definitely decided'' whom
to support. The poll shows Clinton with strong support on
questions of experience and dealing with terrorism,
but when asked who is ''most trustworthy,'' 26% said
Barack Obama, compared with 19% each for Clinton and
John Edwards. Romney has vulnerable spots as
well. Thirty-four percent of Republicans said
Rudy Giuliani is the ''strongest leader,'' compared
with 26% for Romney, the former Massachusetts governor. And
Romney trailed John McCain and Giuliani on the question of
which candidate is best able to deal with
terrorism.
DEMOCRATS
Hillary Rodham
Clinton, 35%
Barack Obama, 21%
John Edwards, 15%
Bill Richardson,
10%
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REPUBLICANS
Mitt Romney, 32%
Rudy Giuliani,
20%
John McCain, 17%
Ron Paul, 7%
The survey of 400
Democratic and 404 Republican likely primary voters was
conducted for The Boston Globe by the
University of New Hampshire Survey Center November
2-7. It has a margin of sampling error of plus
or minus 4.9 percentage points. (AP)
