Over the past few months, McCain has solidified traditionally GOP states. MO & VA have now been in solid R column after flirting with Barry & Hillary for a while.
Barry has been essentially tied with McCain in MA, which is a surprise. He also has major problem in OH/PA.
NM is now flipping back to R.
The only state Barry might have a meaningful advantage is Iowa.
Ok. I can read the polls, read the numbers, and get the point.
But what do these WORDS mean:
“SUSA Does a Poll Drop”
Is there a translator in the house?
Thanks.
Personally, I think we’re looking at a President McCain and I certainly intend to vote for him come November.
What I find very interesting is that Obama performs execrably in much of the South. He consistently has trailed in Kentucky (which Bill Clinton won twice) by about a 2:1 margin and of course he’s DOA in Alabama. Sure, he’s more competitive in Virginia but he’s still behind. Polls show that Hillary tends to be more conservative in the swingier southern states like Tennessee, Arkansas and Florida. But Obama is getting whacked in all these states.
One of the reasons Senator McCain has improved in New Mexico might have something to do with his strong standing in his home state of Arizona which neighbours NM. Polling show Mr. McCain thrashing both Obama and Clinton in Arizona and that could well splash over into Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico.