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Likely Democratic primary voters' choice for nominee in 2008:
Clinton
50%
Obama
26%
Edwards
12%
Unsure
12%
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Likely Republican primary voters' choice for nominee in 2008:
McCain
29%
Romney
28%
Giuliani
15%
Huckabee
14%
Paul
3%
Unsure
11%
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Demographics
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Past General Elections
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Past Highlights
DEMOCRATS
2004: John Kerry won the primary with 77.2 percent; John Edwards placed second with 10 percent.
1992: Bill Clinton gained 50.8 percent to win the primary; his closest challenger was Paul Tsongas with 34.7 percent.
1988: Eventual nominee Michael Dukakis placed second with 26.3 percent, behind "Undecided" with 39.8 percent.
REPUBLICANS
2000: George W. Bush won the primary with 73.8 percent; John McCain came in second with 19.9 percent.
1996: Bob Dole placed first with 56.9 percent; his closest challenger was Steve Forbes with 20.2 percent.
1988: George H.W. Bush defeated Bob Dole, Pat Roberson and Jack Kemp with 62.1 percent of the vote.
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