Polling Data

[WinJStar]

Don't tell me I may have to start packing my bags for Canada....

[billynomates]

Either way, it is clear that those who love the Jewish State should not be voting for him next Tuesday.

referring to Obama from Israelnationalnews for those who haven't voted yet

[kazza1985]

Don't tell me I may have to start packing my bags for Canada....

You could come to the UK We have a spare room

[LadyWrestler]

Don't tell me I may have to start packing my bags for Canada....

Come to my house. Our governor thinks my town is in Canada.

[WinJStar]

Daily Poll Summary - November 3, 2008

Florida, Quinnipiac University 10/27-11/2: Obama 47%, McCain 45%.
Quinnipiac University, Datamar, Mason Dixon, American Research Group, National Journal FD, CNN TIME, Associated Press GFK, LA Times Bloomberg, Rasmussen Reports, Reuters Zogby, Strategic Vision, Insider Advantage for Politico, St Petersburg Times Bay

Florida, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 48%, McCain 46%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling: Florida November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Florida, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: Obama 50%, McCain 48%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling: Florida November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Pennsylvania, Quinnipiac University 10/27-11/2: Obama 52%, McCain 42%.
Quinnipiac University, Survey USA, American Research Group, Rasmussen Reports, Strategic Vision, Mason Dixon for NBC, CNN TIME, Marist College, Franklin Marshall, Associated Press GFK, Insider Advantage for Politico, Temple University, National Journ

Pennsylvania, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 54%, McCain 40%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling, Rasmussen Reports: Pennsylvania November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Pennsylvania, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: Obama 53%, McCain 45%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling, Rasmussen Reports: Pennsylvania November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Ohio, Quinnipiac University 10/27-11/2: Obama 50%, McCain 43%.
Quinnipiac University, University of Cincinnati Ohio Poll, Mason Dixon, Columbus Dispatch, Ohio University, National Journal FD, CNN TIME, Marist College, Associated Press GFK, LA Times Bloomberg, Survey USA, Rasmussen Reports, Reuters Zogby, Ohio Ne

Ohio, University of Cincinnati Ohio Poll 10/29-11/2: Obama 52%, McCain 46%.
Quinnipiac University, University of Cincinnati Ohio Poll, Mason Dixon, Columbus Dispatch, Ohio University, National Journal FD, CNN TIME, Marist College, Associated Press GFK, LA Times Bloomberg, Survey USA, Rasmussen Reports, Reuters Zogby, Ohio Ne

Ohio, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 50%, McCain 44%.
Reuters Zogby, Survey USA, Public Policy Polling: Ohio November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Ohio, Survey USA 10/30-11/2: Obama 48%, McCain 46%.
Reuters Zogby, Survey USA, Public Policy Polling: Ohio November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Ohio, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: Obama 50%, McCain 48%.
Reuters Zogby, Survey USA, Public Policy Polling: Ohio November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Georgia, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: McCain 50%, Obama 48%, Barr 2%.
Public Policy Polling: Georgia November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

North Carolina, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: McCain 49%, Obama 48%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling: North Carolina November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

North Carolina, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: Obama 50%, McCain 49%, Barr 1%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling: North Carolina November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Virginia, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 51%, McCain 45%.
Reuters Zogby, Public Policy Polling: Virginia November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Indiana, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: McCain 49%, Obama 44%.
Reuters Zogby: Indiana November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Missouri, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 47%, McCain 46%.
Reuters Zogby, Survey USA: Missouri November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Missouri, Survey USA 10/30-11/2: McCain 48%, Obama 48%.
Reuters Zogby, Survey USA: Missouri November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Minnesota, Survey USA 10/30-11/1: Obama 49%, McCain 46%.
Survey USA, Star Tribune, Minnesota Public Radio, St Cloud State U, National Journal Financial Dynamics, Rasmussen Reports, Big10 Battleground, Quinnipiac WSJ WP, American Research Group, Minnesota Public Radio News Humphrey Institute Poll, Star Trib

Nevada, Reuters Zogby 10/30-11/2: Obama 51%, McCain 43%.
Reuters Zogby: Nevada November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Montana, Public Policy Polling 10/31-11/2: Obama 48%, McCain 47%.
Public Policy Polling: Montana November 2008 Polls - 2008 Primary Election

Today's Article:
1) Obama is Widely Accepted as the Next President

Method: Obama McCain
Latest Poll Per State 330 171
Poll of Polls 338 160
Survey USA 292 209
Rasmussen Reports 364 174
Quinnipiac 269 128
CNN 301 150
American Research Group 325 191
Insider Advantage 230 161
Research 2000 226 143
Strategic Vision 211 175
Public Policy Polling 281 144
Mason Dixon 222 187
Zogby 357 159
Weighted Nat'l Avg 47.3% 42.4%

[WinJStar]

^^^Thats all fine and dandy, but uh-oh...




Fox Poll: McCain Tied in Key States

A just-released Fox News poll of 1,000 voters in each of six key states shows Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain making major last minutes strides to pull even with his Democratic rival, Sen. Barack Obama.

While Obama leads in two of the battlegrounds states, the candidates are now tied, or within 1 point of each other, in four others, according to the Rasmussen Reports survey.

In Ohio, one of the states that McCain’s supporters believe they have to win, McCain has pulled dead even. Obama and McCain are now tied in Ohio, at 49 percent apiece.

Here are the results from the Fox News poll:

Colorado

Obama 51

McCain 47

Florida

McCain 50

Obama 49

Missouri

Obama 49

McCain 49

N. Carolina

McCain 50

Obama 49

Ohio

Obama 49

McCain 49

Virginia

Obama 51

McCain 47

The poll has a plus or minus margin of error of 3 percent.