More pre-pre-pre-primary polls. For those of you who don't like this sort of thing, feel free to move along.
From the CNN ticker:
The CNN/WMUR presidential primary poll, conducted by the University of New Hampshire, found that Clinton was the choice of 27 percent of likely Democratic voters in the Granite State, down from 35 percent in the same poll in February. Meanwhile, Edwards, who was the choice of just 16 percent in February, saw his support jump to 21 percent, vaulting him past Sen. Barack Obama into second place.
More details below...
The poll's sampling error of plus or minus 5.5 percentage points means that Clinton and Edwards are in a statistical dead-heat at the front of the pack, along with Obama, who came in at 20 percent, the poll found. The Illinois senator was at 21 percent in February.
I don't necessarily agree with CNN's conclusions in this second paragraph; using the margin-of-error to call Edwards (21%) and Obama (20%) in a "dead heat" may make sense, but including Clinton (27%) in the "dead heat" group seems to be a bit of a stretch.
Nontheless, it is clear the Clinton is down from 35% ro 27% since February. Obama going from 21% to 20% is essentially unchanged. Hillary's support seems to be shifting to Edwards, moving from 16% to 21%, and Gore, moving from 8% to 11%.
The CNN "ticker" item has a broken link to the PDF, but the WMUR site has the complete article, with a (working) link to the complete poll results [PDF].