New Suffolk University/WHDH-TV poll in New Hampshire (Nov 25-27, 300 Dem LV, 300 GOP LV, MoE +/- 5.65%). On the Democratic side, Clinton leads by twelve:

Democrats
Clinton 34
Obama 22
Edwards 15
Richardson 9
Undecided 12

Clinton leads by 12.9% in the RCP Average for New Hampshire.

Among the sample of this group, 10% said it is "very likely" they will change their mind before January and another 36% said it was "somewhat likely." 48% said it was "unilkely" they would change their mind about who they were supporting.

On the Republican side, Romney is up by 14 on Giuliani:

Republicans
Romney 34
Giuliani 20
McCain 13
Paul 8
Huckabee 7
Thompson 2
Undecided 14

Romney leads by 14.5% in the update RCP Average for New Hampshire.

11% said it is "very likely" they will change their mind before January, 39% said it was "somewhat likely," and 43% said it was "unilkely" they would change their mind about who they were supporting.

Other notables: 81% said Bill Clinton is an asset for Hillary. Regardless of who they support, 46% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning Independents believe Hillary will be the next president, as do 12% of Republicans and Republican-leaning Independents. Among this last group, one out of three said Rudy is too liberal to win the nomination.

Lastly, when asked who they would trust most to "drive your children to school," 23% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning Independents chose Hillary, 21% Edwards and 19% Obama. On the other side, 25% of Republicans and Republican-leaning Independents said Romney, 17% said McCain, and only 7% said Rudy.

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