TWiPoll 5 - Quinnipiac: Out of It’s Mind
Virginia (PPP (D)) - Obama 46%, McCain 44%……. +2.0
Colorado (Rasmussen ) - Obama 50%, McCain 47%……. Obama +3.0
Florida (Rasmussen) - McCain 47%, Obama 49%……. Obama +2.0
Colorado (Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP) - Obama 44%, McCain 46%……. McCain +2.0
Michigan (Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP) - Obama 46%, McCain 42%……. Obama +4.0
Wisconsin (Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP) - Obama 50%, McCain 39%……. Obama +11.0
Minnesota (Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP) - Obama 46%, McCain 44%……. Obama +2.0
Minnesota (Rasmussen) - Obama 52%, McCain 39%……. Obama +13.0
New Jersey (Monmouth Univ.) - Obama 48%, McCain 34%……. Obama +14.0
South Carolina (Research 2000) - McCain 53%, Obama 40%……. McCain +13.0
New Hampshire (Rasmussen) - Obama 49%, McCain 45%……. Obama +4.0
Pennsylvania (Rasmussen) - Obama 51%, McCain 45%……. Obama +6.0
New Mexico (Rasmussen) - Obama 49%, McCain 43%……. Obama +6.0
California (Rasmussen) - Obama 52%, McCain 42%……. Obama +10.0
Mississippi (Research 2000) - McCain 51%, Obama 42%……. McCain +9.0
North Dakota (Research 2000) - McCain 45%, Obama 42%……. McCain +3.0
North Carolina (PPP (D)) - McCain 47%, Obama 44%…….McCain +3.0
Penn is an interesing survey. The Rasmussen poll shows Obama +6 and the Strategic Vision poll shows Obama +9. In 2004, Rasmusseen polls tended to lean in favor of democrats compared to final results and Strategic Vision tended to lean in favor of republicans compared to final results. So, what does this say? Both polls show a strong favor towards Obama. PA might be a lock for Obama.
I am throwing the “Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP” polls out for the time being. 2 of them were way off compared to past polling and other polls conducted at the same time. Note Minnesota where one polls says Obama is up 13, but the Quinnipiac/WSJ/WP poll says he’s only up 2. And, the Colorado poll is also a little off. No poll in recent months has shown McCain AHEAD in Colorado, so I have doubts about that one.
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