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April 30, 2008

Top-of-Mind Reactions to Clinton, Obama

Democrats are most likely to say Hillary Clinton is capable of being president (17%) and Barack Obama is a fresh face with new ideas (18%) when asked what comes to mind when they think about each of the candidates.

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