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CBS News/New York Times poll
September 17th
CBS News/New York Times poll: Obama 48%, McCain 42%
Obama leads McCain 54 percent to 38 percent among all women.
While Palin remains popular among McCain voters, the poll suggests that the McCain campaign may have cause for concern. More than half of registered voters do not think Palin is prepared for the job of Vice President, and even McCain supporters cite “inexperience” as what they like least about her.
Fifty-seven percent of registered voters cast McCain as a typical Republican.
Still, most Americans continue to think the U.S. should have stayed out of Iraq in the first place, and 53 percent now say the war in Iraq is not a part of the war on terrorism - more than ever before.
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Not at all surprised. I still see her candidacy as a big sign that McCain has given in to the next generation of Mayberry Machiavellis.
Surveyusa: New Mexico's Critical 5 Electoral Votes Start to Turn Blue: Today, it's Obama 52%, McCain 44%.
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Excellent!
Obama/Biden will win! Pray for their Safety & Success.
Obama's three-point lead in the poll, 47 percent to 44 percent, reinforces Indiana's status as a battleground in the race for the White House.
Oldendick said polling in general has become more difficult because of the increasing number of cell-phone-only households and growing difficulties getting responses because of call screening made possible by caller ID.
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