Follow BeltwayBlips on TwitterSchneider: Why is the race so close?
Published 8/25/2008 by CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney at CNN Political Ticker
Schneider breaks down the latest poll numbers.
DENVER (CNN) — Why is the race for the White House so close? A lot of Democrats here at the site of the Democratic convention are asking me that very question.
The race between Barack Obama and John McCain is a dead heat, according to our new CNN/Opinion Research [...]
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