Rasmussen: Obama regains lead 46%-44%

[Alhena]

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/daily_presidential_tracking_poll

[Bullet1987]

1. GOOOBAMA!!!

Rasmussen has been showing Obama behind, as opposed to the Gallup poll and the national polls showing Obama ahead.

[Cooley Hurd]

2. Unfortunately, it's still within the MOE...

...so, statistically, it's still a tie.

[Bullet1987]

7. Essentially yes...no matter if it's the Gallup or whatever

A 2 or 3 point difference is not all that great.

[mckeown1128]

3. but, but, but... Wright... Rezko... McClurkin.... nt

[Coexist]

4. what time does the Gallup daily come out?

[slinkerwink]

5. interesting!

[Milo_Bloom]

6. This has been an ugly, ugly polling week for CLinton.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/latestpolls/index.html


Oregon: McCain vs. Obama Rasmussen McCain 42, Obama 48, Und 10 Obama +6
Oregon: McCain vs. Clinton Rasmussen McCain 46, Clinton 40, Und 14 McCain +6

General Election: McCain vs. Clinton NBC/WSJ Clinton 44, McCain 46, Und 5 McCain +2
General Election: McCain vs. Obama NBC/WSJ Obama 44, McCain 42, Und 7 Obama +2


These may be the most shocking of all... Clinton puts solid blue states into play.


Connecticut: McCain vs. Obama Quinnipiac McCain 35, Obama 52, Und 9 Obama +17
Connecticut: McCain vs. Clinton Quinnipiac McCain 42, Clinton 45, Und 8 Clinton +3

California: McCain vs. Obama PPIC McCain 40, Obama 49, Und 7 Obama +9
California: McCain vs. Clinton PPIC McCain 43, Clinton 46, Und 7 Clinton +3

Washington: McCain vs. Clinton Elway Poll McCain 41, Clinton 38, Und 9 McCain +3
Washington: McCain vs. Obama Elway Poll McCain 39, Obama 45, Und 10 Obama +6

[BumRushDaShow]

8. This negates the big state strategy when the biggest state goes into play thanks to Clinton. n/t

[Scurrilous]

9. K & R

:thumbsup: