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Published 10/19/2008 by CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney at CNN Political Ticker
Obama has a 6 point lead in the latest poll of polls.
(CNN) – Barack Obama continues to hold a 6-point lead over John McCain in CNN's latest poll of polls.
The newly-released poll of polls, consisting of three recent surveys, shows Obama drawing 49 percent of voters nationwide while McCain stands at 43 percent.
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