Kerry 36% (+2)
Dean 17% (even)
Edwards 16% (+2)
Clark 9% (-3)
Lieberman 7% (-1)
Sharpton 3% (-1)
Kucinich 0%
Not Sure 12% (+1)
Bush 44%
Kerry 45%
Other 6%
Not Sure 6%
Bush 42%
Democrat (generic) 49%
Other 3%
Not Sure 6%
Zogby tracking (thanks to Daily Kos):
South Carolina
1/27-29
Edwards 25
Kerry 24
Dean 9
Clark 8
Sharpton 5
Lieberman 5
Missouri
1/27-29
Kerry 45
Edwards 11
Dean 9
Lieberman 4
Clark 3
Arizona
1/27-29
Kerry 38
Clark 17
Dean 12
Edwards 6
Lieberman 6
Oklahoma
1/27-29
Clark 27
Kerry 19
Edwards 17
Dean 9
North Dakota (Minnensota State University)
1/26-28
Kerry 31
Clark 15
Edwards 6
Dean 5
Iowa electronic markets winner-take-all nomination contract:
Kerry 74.5-75.5 (bid up 6.2)
Edwards 10.6-13.0 (bid down 5.1)
Dean 3.8-5.9 (down 5.5)
Clark 4.6-5.4 (even)
Lieberman 0.3-0.4 (even)
Clinton 1.5-1.9 (up 0.4)
Tradesports nomination market
Kerry 79.3-80.7 (bid up 10.2)
Edwards 12.5-13.4 (bid down 2.7)
Dean 4-5.8 (bid down 7)
Field (includes Clark) 3.1-4.1 (up 0.1)
Clinton 1.3-1.7 (up 0.2)
Lieberman 1.2-1.5 (up 0.8)
Tradesports Bush re-election
71-71.5 (even)
From the viewpoint of a Clark fan, there isn’t too much to cheer about in these numbers. But if — a big if, obviously — Kerry were to inch out Edwards in South Carolina and hold on everywhere else he’s now ahead, and if Clark actually wins Oklahoma, where he seems to be ahead, and finishes respectably elsewhere, Clark might wind up in a two-way race against Kerry, or a three-way race against Kerry and Dean. Neither of those looks from here like a hopeless endeavor.