NEW POLLS: OBAMA UP IN CO, MI, PA

[JonLP24]

Source: MSNBC

From NBC's John Talty
Some new battleground polls from CNN/Time. Obama leads in Colorado, Michigan and Pennsylvania and, according to this poll, is actually close in West Virginia.

-- Colorado: Obama 51, McCain 47
-- Michigan: Obama 51, McCain 46
-- Montana: McCain 54, Obama 43
-- Pennsylvania: Obama 53, McCain 44
-- West Virginia: McCain 50, Obama 46



Read more: http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/09/24/1443430.aspx

[d_b]

1. wow. west virginia o.0

[Indenturedebtor]

2. MMmmm and this is before McSenile announced he will be hiding from the public for awhile n/t

[floridablue]

3. Man I love those 50+ numbers !!!

[Imagevision]

4. McCain not showing up for debate will drop his numbers even futher

[BearSquirrel2]

6. What would it look like? Would it be telivised.

So what would it look like? Would there be an empty podium there on stage? Or would they just have a one on one panel with Obama? In this case, would it be televised?

[modrepub]

5. Good news in PA

Hope these numbers (in PA) hold up and McCain folds up shop so I don't have to listen to any more of his horrendous ads. Media will try and make it look close to keep us interested. Last article I saw interviewed people in York and Lancaster counties (truly red areas of the state) of course most said they'd vote for McCain. The important areas of the state will be Philadelphia and the 4 counties surrounding it. If Obama can entice more Philadelphians to vote this year, split or win the vote in the typically republican Bucks, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties and he does well in Lehigh and Northampton counties he will carry the state quite easily (McCain can have the solid republican "T" and still not have enough votes). Yea Scranton/Wilkes Barre and Pittsburgh may be important too, but the southeast just has so many more people in it.

[workinclasszero]

7. Oh my! Could this be the beginning of a Democratic LANDSLIDE?

Yes please!:toast: