Yes. Sure it's way totally early, but it's still interesting that a pollster shows Barack Obama leading all Republican challengers in key states. And the challengers are people that Americans should know, so perhaps the fact that it's early wont be as much a factor as it would be in other Presidential elections. Here's the numbers:
In Pennsylvania:
Obama (D) 50%, Gingrich (R) 40%, undecided 10%.
Obama (D) 47%, Huckabee (R) 44%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 51%, Palin (R) 36%, undecided 13%.
Obama (D) 46%, Romney (R) 42%, undecided 13%.
Obama (D) 48%, Santorum (R) 40%, undecided 12%.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_PA_0106503.pdf
In Nevada:
Obama (D) 51%, Gingrich (R) 40%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 51%, Huckabee (R) 41%, undecided 8%.
Obama (D) 52%, Palin (R) 39%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 47%, Romney (R) 46%, undecided 7%.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_NV_0107424.pdf
In Pennsylvania:
Obama (D) 50%, Gingrich (R) 40%, undecided 10%.
Obama (D) 47%, Huckabee (R) 44%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 51%, Palin (R) 36%, undecided 13%.
Obama (D) 46%, Romney (R) 42%, undecided 13%.
Obama (D) 48%, Santorum (R) 40%, undecided 12%.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_PA_0106503.pdf
In Nevada:
Obama (D) 51%, Gingrich (R) 40%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 51%, Huckabee (R) 41%, undecided 8%.
Obama (D) 52%, Palin (R) 39%, undecided 9%.
Obama (D) 47%, Romney (R) 46%, undecided 7%.
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/PPP_Release_NV_0107424.pdf
