Brownstoner Democratic Primary Results
Well, 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…

Well, 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.
1:50- if you recall the sheer nastiness and hate that defined the last Presidential contest I am sure you will realize that big-city Dems have no lock on the demonizing and marginalizing of anyone. In fact we got our lessons from the Conservatives and republicans. the term “swiftboating” did not come from a Democratic political tactic.
2:05…care to explain your rather idiotic comment?
I must have missed the comment at 12:29 because I don’t see it – yes Jewish too-but I did see the comment at 12:19 about Israel and think it is a subject best left alone. There are enough hate mongers on this forum without you joining in.
As for Bloomberg- I have a like/strong dislike relationship. He’s really cold but he’s brilliant and focussed and he has done a lot for the City. I don’t agree with all of it, but there is definitely something to be said for a successful businessman running a big city. Now if he could only have a little more understandig that a big city is nevertheless not just a big business….
My fear in November- if it’s a Hillary/Mccain contest- he’s probably the only one who can offer her a serious challenge.
1:50 – you live in a fantasy world – please get out a visit the rest of America
“a wise NYC judge”??
LOL
Q–What do you call a lawyer with a 50 IQ?
A.–Your honor
An exaggeration? Sure, but judges in NY are hardly selected based on merit.
I get the comment at 12:39 – I’m a Jew and feel the same way about Bloomberg, even though I love the guy.
THE WINNING TICKET:
PRESIDENT OBAMA
VICE PRESIDENT BLOOMBERG
Obama supporter. I would not vote for Bloomberg over Obama (and responded that way on the poll)–but I would vote for Bloomberg over Hillary.
12:56, you are a moron. At least spell Montrose correctly.
12:39 – What? I’m really eager to hear the explanation for that one. Please enlighten us.