Hot off the press.

Really, guys? Are we really doing this?

*sigh*

Alright. Here are the first poll results for the 2012 presidential race:

Obama 55%, Palin 35%. This margin is nearly identical to Obama's approval of 55% and disapproval of 37%. Palin's own personal favorables and unfavorables stand at 39%-50%. [Source: Public Policy Polling (D)]

And, while we're at it, I suppose I could also throw in The Field's poll earlier this month on the 2010 CA governor's race. At least this is somewhat timely:

More than half of GOP voters are undecided among the field of former eBay executive Meg Whitman, former congressman Tom Campbell and Insurance Commissioner Steve Poizner . . . if [Feinstein runs], she would easily win her party's nomination, the survey shows. But if Feinstein stays out of the June 2010 primary, Democratic voters are closely split between Attorney General Jerry Brown and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom not far behind.

There. Now, I don't want to hear anything about the 2012 race -- at least, not until Obama finishes his first hundred days, m'kay?