Hillary Meter: 37% Would Vote Against Senator Clinton in 2008 Presidential Election
Our latest Hillary Meter survey shows little change in perceptions of the New York Senator. Thirty-seven percent (37%) of voters say they would definitely vote against the Senator if she were nominated for President. That’s unchanged from two weeks ago. In the current survey, 32% said they would definitely vote for her, up a point from 31% two weeks ago.
A separate survey of Massachusetts voters found that Clinton trails Senator John McCain (R ) by a single point in a hypothetical 2008 match-up.
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