As you probably know, tomorrow will be a huge day in the race for the Dem nomination with seven primaries in a pretty diverse group of states. Who’s leading depends a bit on which polls you rely on, but Kerry is leading or competing well in all seven.<\/p>\n
Arizona<\/b><\/p>\n
* A Zogby tracking poll<\/a> released this morning shows Kerry in the lead with 40%, Clark in second-place with 27%, and Dean in third with 13%.<\/p>\n * An American Research Group poll<\/a> again has it a little closer, showing Kerry leading Clark 32% to 21%.<\/p>\n Delaware<\/b><\/p>\n * A Survey USA poll<\/a> shows Kerry with a huge lead, enjoying 42% support. There appears to be a five-way tie for second place, with all the other candidates except Kucinich somewhere between 12% and 9%.<\/p>\n * An American Research Group poll<\/a> has it a little closer, with Kerry at 27% while Lieberman and Dean battle it out for second place. Keep in mind, Delaware is the one state Lieberman has picked as a potential victory and has fought for support there accordingly. * In one of the few recent polls conducted in the state, an Albuquerque Journal poll<\/a> published over the weekend shows Kerry in the lead at 31%, while Clark and Dean are battling it out for second place.<\/p>\n North Dakota<\/b><\/p>\n * In another state with very little polling data available, a Forum-WDAY poll<\/a> released late last week showed Kerry leading with 31% support, with Clark in second with 15%.<\/p>\n Missouri<\/b><\/p>\n * Zogby’s tracking poll<\/a> shows Kerry running away with the state, with 50% support, which is almost impossible in a seven-candidate field. The only other candidate in double digits is Edwards, who had 15%.<\/p>\n * An LA Times poll<\/a> showed Kerry with 37%, compared with 11% for Edwards.<\/p>\n Oklahoma<\/b><\/p>\n * Zogby’s tracking poll<\/a> shows Clark with a narrow lead over Kerry, 28% to 27%. Edwards isn’t too far behind with 19%.<\/p>\n * ARG also shows<\/a> Clark with a small lead over Kerry, 25% to 23%.<\/p>\n South Carolina<\/b><\/p>\n
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\nNew Mexico<\/b><\/p>\n