Horserace: Sept. 16th
Is McCain's Palin bump over?
Look at today's numbers, from these Daily Tracking Polls:
Gallup - McCain 47/ Obama 46
(down from a high of 49/44 a week ago)
Rasmussen - McCain 48/ Obama 47
(down from 49/46 a few days ago)
Research 2000 (which includes third-party options)-
Obama 48/ McCain 44
Compare those to these non-tracking polls:
ARG - McCain 48/ Obama 45
GWU - McCain 48/ Obama 44
I think the main thing to remember here is that all of these polls are within the margin of error, or very close.
It will be interesting to see if the Gallup poll equalizes again tomorrow.
Look at today's numbers, from these Daily Tracking Polls:
Gallup - McCain 47/ Obama 46
(down from a high of 49/44 a week ago)
Rasmussen - McCain 48/ Obama 47
(down from 49/46 a few days ago)
Research 2000 (which includes third-party options)-
Obama 48/ McCain 44
Compare those to these non-tracking polls:
ARG - McCain 48/ Obama 45
GWU - McCain 48/ Obama 44
I think the main thing to remember here is that all of these polls are within the margin of error, or very close.
It will be interesting to see if the Gallup poll equalizes again tomorrow.
posted by Matthew at 5:11 PM
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If the Dems marketed like the Republicans:
Banks Fear Obama Oversight
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