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came out Obama has a 2 point lead with the poll heavily slanted towards democrats 873 to 650. This is going to really worry alot of dems
The average that Obama is ahead if you look at all the polls is over 7%. But, you can't go by the polls. The only thing you can do is wait for the election to be over. I can't wait! I'm SICK of it.
Public image of McCain grows sour while view of Obama stays steady in AP-Yahoo News poll (http://www.startribune.com/politics/national/31157799.html - broken link)
People's regard for the Republican presidential nominee has deteriorated across the board since September, an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll showed Friday, with McCain losing ground in how favorably he's seen and in a long list of personal qualities voters seek in White House contenders.
Newsday.com (http://www.newsday.com/news/local/politics/ny-election2008-poll,0,4962808,post.poll - broken link)
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At this moment of the campaign, who will you vote for in the 2008 presidential election?
John McCain (29201 responses)
36.9%
Barack Obama (50026 responses)
63.1%
o 79227 total responses (Results not scientific
I am doing searches and am having trouble coming up with a link to corroborate the OP hopefully they will link the poll.
LOL, tightening polls are typical at the end of a race. Those of us who've been around for a few elections know you should expect things to narrow, especially when you enter into the last ten days.
Personally, I prefer a close race since my big interest is getting people to vote. What I don't want to see is complacency--that's the one thing that could really do damage. The New Hampshire effect is a bigger concern to me than the Bradley effect.
I don't trust polls. The McCain supporters do not have time for polls because they are working their a**es off to support the Obama supporters for their handouts.
I don't trust polls. The McCain supporters do not have time for polls because they are working their a**es off to support the Obama supporters for their handouts.
Yet you have time to post inane comments on this board.
LOL, tightening polls are typical at the end of a race. Those of us who've been around for a few elections know you should expect things to narrow, especially when you enter into the last ten days.
Personally, I prefer a close race since my big interest is getting people to vote. What I don't want to see is complacency--that's the one thing that could really do damage. The New Hampshire effect is a bigger concern to me than the Bradley effect.
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