Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton narrowly tops the field in New Hampshire, where her supporters are more committed than those of her chief rivals, Sen. Barack Obama and former senator John Edwards. She also has advantages on electability, experience and strength, while Obama has the edge as the most inspiring candidate.
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![[Graph: Results of a Washington Post-ABC News poll of New Hampshire Democratic voters]](http://media3.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/graphic/2007/12/05/GR2007120502161.gif)
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