Monday, November 03, 2008

PA polling

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First, the Muhlenberg tracking poll, where McCain has picked up lots of the undecided, but Obama is still in winning territory at 52%:



Pollster.com, high sensitivity, shows essentially the same thing:



The six polls out today show Obama between 51-54, and McCain between 42-46. You make the call.

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Sorry for the double, but it doesn't look like the Intense Debate sidebar is showing recent comments.

Karl Rove is expecting Obama to win Pennsylvania en route to a 338 EV win.

http://www.rove.com/uploads/0000/0051/McCain-Obam...
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We shut the recent comments off, as they were severely slowing the site down this morning,
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I was wondering about that myself. Good to know that it's a Known Issue (even an Intentional Issue).
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i, for one have never doubted that most of the undecideds are either staying home or voting mccain, which is why the 51% territory looks so good. if you figure that the polls show obama at 51, mccain 43 leaving 6 % undecided, of which obama gets 1, mccain gets 3, and 2 dont vote, gives us a obama 52, mccain 46 out of a total of 98, obama 53 mccain 47. I will take a 53 47 in every state i can get it in! my question is, are barr and nader on the PA ballot? and if so how are they tracking? nationally the latest RCP has is about 4% for them and 49 obama and 41mccain, still leaving that poll of "undecideds" at 6 %, scary, but not enough to tip it to mccain if all 6% voted and voted for mccain.
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good, that looks like obama wins 51 or 52 % to 47-48 mccain!

anybody else notice the results at dixville and harts, i know they are menaingless, but still it is fun to start off with landslides!!!!
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