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According to Dan Shomon, the first poll that Obama conducted revealed that the demographic he could win over most easily was white voters.

"He needs a poll to have him within 10 points; the first poll that comes out can't be 70-30," said one veteran of several city campaigns.

(Applause) On the polls: "I would like to be higher on the polls, but we're going into New Hampshire — and that's the first poll that counts".

"I expect that the first poll that comes out including Anthony will have him in second place," said Jonathan Prince, the chief campaign strategist for Mr. Thompson, who some believe could benefit from a Weiner candidacy.

Today's survey - the first poll that has pitted Mr Corbyn versus Mr Cameron since the Labour leadership result two weeks ago - found that half of respondents would opt for Mr Cameron in a crisis - more than twice the number who would choose Mr Corbyn (23 per cent).

The first polls that come out on the issue may or may not reflect this, but the more time Republicans spend on health care rather than the economy the greater the likelihood that the public will drift away as they did away from Clinton and Obama.

The second poll that Harris Interactive conducted found that 93% of consumers in 2009 are "somewhat/not at all likely" to buy a Blu-ray player.

This isn't the first poll to have that finding, but it's still perplexing.

This was also the first poll to show that more people were dissatisfied with government's performance then satisfied.

On CNN, Candy Crowley reported after the first polls closed that the Bush campaign would perhaps look to Senator Phil Gramm of Texas, a friend of both candidates, to "play some sort of role" of mediation between the estranged rivals.

The first poll reported, for example, that 60percentt of the respondents were calling for Mr. Gore to concede.