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The polls are just remarkably (sorry) stable. Take the tightening before the conventions away and respective bounces and Obama has consolidated on the back of the economy and social issues which he has always had the advantage. I'm one who thinks Obama's lead is wider than the average based on ...
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Gallup Daily
gallup.com — PRINCETON, NJ -- The political landscape could be improving for Barack Obama in the waning days of the campaign. Gallup Poll Daily tracking from Oct. 28-30 shows him with an eight percentage point lead over John McCain among traditional likely voters ... (more) Gallup Daily
Election Tracker: Candidate Polling - Election Center 2008 from CNN.com
cnn.com — The CNN Election Tracker polling map displays national and state polling results for presidential contenders Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain. The map also displays the latest CNN Poll of Polls for battleground states like Ohio, ... (more) Election Tracker: Candidate Polling - Election Center ...
Obama Shrugged: An update
powerlineblog.com — Washington Post reporter Matthew Mosk returned to the subject of Barack Obama's online campaign fundraising yesterday in "Obama campaign using untraceable donations." The story was published on page 2. Mosk reported in the second and third ... (more) Obama Shrugged: An update
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Your Polling Crack Nightcap
The Daily Dish | By Andrew SullivanBlumenthal: It is probably premature to start talking about a "widening" of Barack Obama's lead over John McCain, although today's national tracking results certainly produce no evidence of any continuing "narrowing." Of the eight national tracking polls out today, five show slight movement in Obama's direction today, only one in McCain's direction and two show no change in the margin. ...

It's still a nailbiter
WTF Is It Now?!? — From Pollster.com: It is probably premature to start talking about a widening of Barack Obama's lead over John McCain, although today's national tracking results certainly produce no evidence of any continuing "narrowing." Of the eight national tracking polls out today, five show slight movement in Obama's direction today, only one in McCain's direction and two show no change in the margin.In other not-news, there is still a shitload of blinkered, drooling dittomonkeys out there that believe everything they're told ...

Wishin' And Hopin'
The Sideshow — ... very fact that he showed no interest in fighting Paulson tooth and nail tells me that he isn't the guy for the job. Has The BBC's coverage of the United States been taken over by neocons? Honestly, who claims that John McCain has an ambitious plan to reduce healthcare costs while covering more people? And who outside of the United States thinks that single-payer (or even the NHS) is more expensive than what America has now? The battle for St. Louis. So...the race isn't narrowing? Could the Republicons and media be tryin' to lie to me? " ...

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