Some interesting gleanings from it in the WSJ today.

On Hillary:

Clinton neutralizes Obama strengths in primary.
Two-thirds of Democrats in new Wall Street Journal-NBC News poll give New York senator strong marks for “bringing real change,” compared with half who say that about Obama. Potential first woman president outpaces potential first African-American president on representing “an exciting choice,” and matches him on “being compassionate.”

On Rudy:

Giuliani moves ahead on Republican right as Thompson fades.
By 31%-18%, Republicans calling themselves “very conservative” now back the former New York City mayor over ex-Tennessee senator in primary fight. That’s a mirror image of their standing in late September.
In the poll, taken before Robertson’s endorsement, 53% of white evangelicals gave Giuliani a positive rating, while 27% rated him negatively.

On health care:

By 49%-40%, Americans back conservative health-care solutions of tax credits and health-savings accounts over government coverage mandate backed by subsidies for the poor. But by 51%-42%, they back liberal idea of tax increases on the rich to expand coverage over continued tax cuts.