Sure, the Kennedy endorsement was cool, but an Edwards endorsement would be cooler

This is the Super Duper Tuesday polling information I was looking for last night right after the debate. I knew Daily Kos would come through for me if I just waited long enough.

Seems the Edwards factor is leaning in Barack's favor, although it still is a bit early to say since some of the below still account for Edwards.

Sure, Barack is polling behind Hillary in most states, but not as much as he has been over the past few months. There's still momentum. Should be an interesting weekend for candidates and pundits alike.

California (370 delegates)
Rasmussen 1/31
Hillary Clinton 43%
Barack Obama 40%
John Edwards 9%

Connecticut (60 delegates)
Rasmussen 1/28
Hillary Clinton 40%
Barack Obama 40%
John Edwards 11%

Georgia (103 delegates)
Public Policy Polling 1/30
Barack Obama 51%
Hillary Clinton 41%

Massachusetts (121 delegates)
Rasmussen 1/28
Hillary Clinton 43%
Barack Obama 37%
John Edwards 11%

New Jersey (127 delegates)
Rasmussen 1/31
Hillary Clinton 49%
Barack Obama 37%

New York (281 delegates)
Public Policy Polling 1/30
Hillary Clinton 45%
Barack Obama 33%
John Edwards 10%

Tennesee(85 delegates)
Public Policy Polling 1/30
Hillary Clinton 43%
Barack Obama 32%
John Edwards 16%