In a new strategy memo, Stan Greenberg looks at four months of polling data and sees "big changes that have an
enduring quality" that will shape the 2008 presidential race.
Key takeaways:
The "opinion elite" in the country -- those with a college education and earning more than
$75,000 -- support a Democratic presidential candidate by an 11 point margin.
Independents have defected from Republican candidates and now support a Democrat for president by 19 points.
Young voters are breaking to Democrats with landslide margins.
Married women -- a key swing vote -- are breaking marginally for the Democrats this year after swinging strongly for the Republicans in 2004.
Unmarried women -- a key bloc of "base" voters for Democrats -- pick the Democratic candidate by two to one margin.
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August 13, 2007
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