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McCain Ahead in Latest National Poll
Firedoglake — ... 's latest national poll, the results of which were released this morning. The live operator telephone survey of likely voters showed McCain leading Obama 46 percent to 41 percent--a spread outside the poll's three-point margin of error. An identical poll conducted last month had Obama in the lead. ...

Reuters/Zogby Poll: McCain Makes a Move, Takes 5-Point Lead Over Obama
Informed Comment — ... McCain has changed the dynamic of the race heading into the two conventions. That puts more pressure on Obama to go to Denver and effectively define himself and McCain.” Here is how voters rated issues most important to them in choosing a President: economy 47%, War in Iraq 12%, energy prices 8%, healthcare 7%, threat of attack on the U.S. 6%, immigration 5% and the environment 4%. For a detailed methodological statement on this survey, please visit: http://www.zogby.com/methodology/readmeth.dbm?ID=1328 (8/20/2008) ...

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