New Poll Shows McCain Leading Among Likely Voters

[Psycho4Bud]

A new USA Today /Gallup national poll shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain 47%-44% among registered voters. However, when the sample is reduced to only those likely to vote, McCain jumps to a 49%-45% lead. The survey, taken July 25-28, "showed a surge since last month in likely Republican voters and suggested Obama's trip may have helped energize voters who favor McCain." The poll surveyed 900 registered voters and 791 likely voters.

Other Polls Show Obama Up The Gallup daily presidential tracking poll shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain 48%-40%, down from a 49%-40% lead yesterday. The survey polled 2,674 registered voters from July 25-27. The Rasmussen Report automated daily presidential tracking poll for July 28 shows that while Obama opened a wider lead over the weekend, it closed again in yesterday's survey of 3,000 registered voters. Obama now leads McCain 45%-42%, and 48%-45% if leaners are included. A Democracy Corps (D) poll of 1,004 likely voters taken July 21-24 shows Obama leading McCain 50%-45% in a two-way race or 49%-43% if Bob Barr (L) and Ralph Nader are included.
USNews.com: Political Bulletin: Tuesday, July 29, 2008

I'm sure that this "change" in the polls is due to Obama's views on energy. We're paying at the pump and at the stores....people DO want change!

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 07-30-2008. New Poll Shows McCain Leading Among Likely Voters A new USA Today /Gallup national poll shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain 47%-44% among registered voters. However, when the sample is reduced to only those likely to vote, McCain jumps to a 49%-45% lead. The survey, taken July 25-28, "showed a surge since last month in likely Republican voters and suggested Obama's trip may have helped energize voters who favor McCain." The poll surveyed 900 registered voters and 791 likely voters. Other Polls Show Obama Up The Gallup daily Rating: 5

[Markass]

I can sure remember the promise bush gave us before the 2000 election, no policing of the world, no nation building...I'm sure john mccain means what he says. Fuck that guy, I'd rather write ron paul's name in and it not be counted than to vote for that piece of shit.