Washington (Elway Poll) – Obama 47%, McCain 35%……. Obama +12
Florida (PPP (D)) – McCain 47%, Obama 44%……. McCain +3
New York (Quinnipiac) – Obama 57%, McCain 36%……. Obama +21
Oregon (SurveyUSA) – Obama 48%, McCain 45%……. Obama +3
Wisconsin (WPRI) – Obama 44%, McCain 38%……. Obama +6
New Jersey (Rasmussen) – Obama 52%, McCain 42%……. Obama +10
New York (Rasmussen) – Obama 55%, McCain 36%……. Obama +19
Alabama (AEA/Capital Survey) – McCain 47%, Obama 34%……. McCain +13
Massachusetts (Rasmussen) – Obama 54%, McCain 38%……. Obama +16
Wisconsin (Rasmussen) – Obama 51%, McCain 44%……. Obama +7
Washington (Rasmussen) – Obama 54%, McCain 42%……. Obama +12
Missouri (Rasmussen) – McCain 50%, Obama 44%……. McCain +6
Michigan (Rasmussen) – Obama 49%, McCain 45%……. Obama +4
Colorado (PPP (D)) – Obama 48%, McCain 44%……. Obama +4
Oregon (Rasmussen) – Obama 52%, McCain 42.%…… Obama +10
Iowa (Rasmussen) – Obama 49%, McCain 44%……. Obama +5
Virginia (SurveyUSA) – Obama 47,% McCain 48.%…… McCain +1
Kentucky (SurveyUSA) – McCain 55,% Obama 37%……. McCain +18
The title says it all. My analysis this week is very simple: nothing’s changed. Virginia is still a true battle ground state showing a near tie in the most recent round of polls. All the other states haven’t changed much at all.
