Not usually my thing, but I whipped up this chart of ARG’s polling in Iowa to date of the Democratic primary. Noticeable drop-off for Edwards along with forward movement for Obama and a slight drop-off for Clinton. Looks pretty up for grabs, still.
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I like all three choices fine. It seems like the right-wingers want to make the Democratic primaries sound like a big fight, but I think all three (or four, counting Al) of the leaders would make fine presidents. I can wait for November 2008.
Today’s trading prices on the Iowa Electronic Markets for the Democratic nomination: Clinton $.66; Obama .20; Edwards .06; all others .07. So far, changes in the polling numbers in Iowa have not moved the numbers on the national market.
Just fyi, the Republican numbers: Giuliani $.35; Romney .28; Thompson .24; McCain .07; all others .12. This one is more volatile.