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A tepid affair
Voters are not particularly enchanted with any of the 10 Democratic presidential hopefuls yet. Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean leads a favorability poll of New Hampshire voters released by American Research Group yesterday, with 31 percent saying they would vote for him.
But 27 percent of the respondents said they were "undecided."
Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts ranked third with 21 percent, Rep. Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri was fourth with 8 percent, followed by Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut (5 percent), and retired Gen. Wesley Clark and Sens. John Edwards of North Carolina and Bob Graham of Florida (each with 2 percent.)
Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich of Ohio and former Sen. Carol Moseley Braun of Illinois garnered 1 percent each and the Rev. Al Sharpton got zero percent.
The survey -- which polled 422 Democrats and 178 undecided voters -- was conducted Sept. 14 to 17.
Fun with Dick & Howard
The Democratic hopefuls, meanwhile, are squabbling among themselves.
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