| − | Chris Dodd was relatively unknown for a [[New England]] senator. Only 22 percent of likely Democratic primary voters had a favorable opinion of Dodd, 20 percent were unfavorable, 19 percent were neutral, and 39 percent didn't know enough about him to say. Dodd's net favorability rating is +2 percent. Nationally Dodd remained third to last in the polls, with only one percent of Democrats<ref> http://www.pollingreport.com/wh08dem.htm</ref>. The total amount of funds that Dodd had for his campaign is $7,482,467. Chris Dodd withdrew from the race because of his disappointing finish in the [[Iowa Caucus]]. <ref> http://youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/01/04/chris-dodd-abandons-presidential-campaign-after-poor-showing-in-iowa/ </ref> | + | Chris Dodd was relatively unknown for a [[New England]] senator. Only 22 percent of likely Democratic primary voters had a favorable opinion of Dodd, 20 percent were unfavorable, 19 percent were neutral, and 39 percent didn't know enough about him to say. Dodd's net favorability rating is +2 percent. Nationally Dodd remained third to last in the polls, with only one percent of Democrats<ref> http://www.pollingreport.com/wh08dem.htm</ref>. The total amount of funds that Dodd had for his campaign is $7,482,467. Chris Dodd withdrew from the race because of his disappointing finish in the [[Iowa Caucus]]. Though Dodd has not officially endorsed any candidate yet, he has made overtones suggesting support for Barack Obama. <ref> http://youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/01/04/chris-dodd-abandons-presidential-campaign-after-poor-showing-in-iowa/ </ref> |