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Whether it’s a matter of a) heightened economic fears, b) Obama/Biden’s newly aggressive tack, c) Palin fatigue, or d) all of the above, Barack Obama has seen his polling fortunes tick upward this week. Pollster.com’s national survey-of-surveys captures it in the chart below:
Click on the image to see links to all the polls referenced in this chart.
The marquee poll of the moment is the CBS/New York Times survey released yesterday, which gives Obama a 48-43 edge among registered voters and an identical margin (49-44) among likely voters. And TalkLeft notes that the latest Reuters/Zogby numbers point to gains for Obama among women and independents.
Pollster.com’s electoral college projections by state are here.
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Comment posted September 18, 2008 @ 12:24 pm
WHAT WORRIES ME
Ms. Palin I am sure Is Great As Governor Of Alaska
Sarah Palin as Vice President is really not the problem. The problem is, that given McCains health issues and age Ms. Palin could in deed become the President of the United States.
Please look at her resume. Check theses facts on the web
Beauty queen
After changing colleges 5 times she did graduate
For a short time a sports reporter
4 years on a small town city council
6 years as the mayor of a small town with less than 7,000 people
20 months as the governor of a state with only 650,000 people.
On the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
You say Mr. Obama is inexperienced?
Mr. Obama spent 3 years as a community organizer (Not important)
Attended Harvard Law School,
Passed the bar on the first try (Hillary had to take it three times),
Graduated in the top portion of his Harvard Law class
President of the Harvard Law Review,
Created a voter registration drive that registered 150,000 new voters,
12 years as a Constitutional Law professor
8 years as a State Senator representing a district with over 750,000 people
Chairman of the state Senate’s Health and Human Services committee
4 years in the United States Senate representing state of 3 million people
Sponsored 131 bills
served on the Foreign Affairs, Environment and Public Works and Veteran’s Affairs committees.
As I Said
Sarah Palin as Vice President is really not the problem. The problem is that given McCains health issues and age Ms. Palin could in deed become the President of the United States. SCARY VERY SCARY.
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