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Published 9/3/2008 by CNN Associate Producer Martina Stewart at CNN Political Ticker
(CNN) – Sen. Barack Obama continues to hold a six-point lead over rival Sen. John McCain in CNN’s latest poll of polls. Obama has the support of 49 percent of voters while McCain has 43 percent and 8 percent of voters are unsure about their choice for president.
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