Looks like McCain might have gotten a bounce in the polls from the convention.
Today’s Rasmussen number: Obama 48%, McCain 46%, within the ±2% margin of error. Yesterday, when all the sampling predated Palin’s speech, Obama was ahead 50%-45%.
Today’s Gallup number: Obama 48%, McCain 44%, with a ±2% margin of error. Yesterday, Obama was up 49%-42%.
The MSNBC/McClatchy/Pittsburgh Post-Gazette poll released earlier today has Clinton with a five-point lead over Obama in Pennsylvania.
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The poll of 625 likely Dem primary voters was conducted Thursday and Friday and showed Clinton leading Obama 48-43%. Considering the 4% margin of error, it means Clinton’s lead is inside the margin.
Still, the poll is [...]
Yesterday, Hillary Clinton had a one-point lead (46-45) over Barack Obama in the Gallup Daily tracking poll (margin: +/-3). In today’s poll, Barack Obama has a two-point lead (47-45, margin: +/-2). Undecided voters were 8 percent and 7 percent, respectively.
Whatever one’s perspective may be, there is probably a poll that can readily found to accommodate [...]
Sinking fast.
Despite her campaign’s relentless attacks on Barack Obama’s qualifications and electability, Hillary Clinton has lost a lot of ground with Democratic voters nationwide going into Tuesday’s critical primary in Pennsylvania, a new NEWSWEEK poll shows.
The survey of 1,209 registered voters found that Obama now leads Clinton by nearly 20 points, or 54 percent [...]
Greg Sargent at TPM has referenced a finding in the ABC News/Washington Post poll released today that merits discussion.
First, let me say I think the folks at TPM do a great job and more importantly provide a valuable service. I don’t want anyone to infer I am bashing Greg or TPM. The Democratic [...]
More interesting data from the ABC News/Washington Post poll. Sixty-two percent of Democrats consider Barack Obama as more electable in the general election, while only 31 percent consider Hillary Clinton as the more electable candidate.
On the eve of their debate before the Pennsylvania primary next week, Democrats by a 2-1 margin, 62-31 percent, now [...]
This will certainly bolster Sen. Clinton’s electability claims. She’s rapidly approaching George Bush’s ttrustworthiness level.
Poll Shows Erosion Of Trust in Clinton - washingtonpost.com
Clinton is viewed as “honest and trustworthy” by just 39 percent of Americans, according to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, compared with 52 percent in May [...]
It would be hard to argue that John McCain’s policies differ from George Bush’s. There are a few differences, but they are by no means substantial, or at least I don’t view them as significant. Since Americans overwhelmingly disapprove of Bush’s handling of the two top issues — Iraq and the economy — and McCain [...]
Good news from the recent Los Angeles Times/Bloomberg poll.
State
Obama
Clinton
Undecided
Spread
Pennsylvania
46
51
12
Clinton +5
Indiana
40
35
19
Obama +5
North Carolina
47
34
17
Obama +13
Margin of error: +/- 4
Large undecided numbers, but one thing is clear. Clinton’s Lee Atwater strategy, if anything, is not helping her. In fact, a five-point lead in Pennsylvania is a hell of a long way [...]
Gallup Daily: Obama 51%, Clinton 40% (April 12-14 average)
It’s still too soon to make any real conclusions about Clinton’s "elitist" attack on Barack Obama, but today’s Gallup Daily Poll is not reflecting the results Clinton’s desperation seeks. However, I think it is safe to assume Clinton will only increase her attacks. No one really [...]
A new AP/Ipsos national poll was released yesterday, but due to other activities I was unable to post it yesterday.
The poll, taken April 7 - 9, has Barack Obama dropping six points in a head-to-head matchup with John McCain when compared to the last AP poll taken in February. McCain benefited [...]
Barack Obama continues to lead Hillary Clinton in daily polling.
SurveyUSA has a new poll out showing Hillary Clinton with an overwhelming 58 to 29 lead in Kentucky.
Poll indicates Barack Obama has weathered the Wright dust-up and Hillary Clinton’s continuous personal attacks.
A new poll by CBS shows Barack Obama’s speech on race this week was largely received well.
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