pollstation1.jpgWell, it looks like Barack Obama is more popular in Brownstone Brooklyn than in New Hampshire. Of the 393 readers who voted Democratic in our online poll yesterday, 51% opted for the senator from Illinois. Hillary Clinton came in second with 29% and Edwards a distant third with 15% (there’s something the two areas agreed on). The other most interesting number: 28% of respondents said that they would support Mayor Bloomberg instead if he were to decide to run. Only 7% of respondents reported being Republican. Surprised?

Update: We’ve added a lot more detail on the jump.
Which Way Are Readers Leaning in the Presidential Race? [Brownstoner]

Total respondents: 434

1. What Is Your Household Income?
Less Than $100,000 25.8%
$100,000 to $250,000 50.7%
More Than $250,000 23.5%

2. What Is Your Race?
Black 7.2%
White 85.6%
Asian 3.5%
Latino 3.5%
Other 2.8%

3. Five Top Responding Neighborhoods:
Park Slope 19.7%
Clinton Hill 9.5%
Fort Greene 8.1%
Carroll Gard 6.5%
Bk Heights 6.3%

4. If the New York Democratic Primary were held today, which candidate would you vote for?
Clinton 26.6%
Edwards 13.7%
Kucinich 3.7%
Obama 46.8%
Richardson 2.3%
Republican 7.6%

5. If Mayor Bloomberg entered the race as an independent, would you be likely to vote for him instead of your selection above?

Yes 28.2%
No 71.8%

Cross Sections
– Obama got 71% of the black vote and 44.6% of the white vote
– Obama got 52% of the Over $250,000 vote

Duh! Obviously the important other factor we left out was sex.


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  1. well said 10:32. 9:52 is a typical repuglican opportunist who only wants what he wants. wake up and smell the coffee. after all the election, it will be groundhog day in America. 10:10

  2. “Sad that Kucinich isn’t taken seriously. (Side note: Scared to find out there actually are Republicans in Brooklyn—definitely will walk more cautiously from subway to door this evening.)”

    Parody? Unwitting self-parody? You be the judge.

  3. Sad that Kucinich isn’t taken seriously. (Side note: Scared to find out there actually are Republicans in Brooklyn—definitely will walk more cautiously from subway to door this evening.)

  4. Thanks Drew for illustrating what I said–the cloistered urban provincials comprise a big club full of groupthink and confusion. Groupthink and confusion don’t encourage good reading comprehension, apparently, nor do they help one to hone one’s arguments.

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