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I'm still expecting a very close race.

I love where we are in Missouri and Florida. Despite this poll, I think we are in very good shape in Virginia and Ohio. Nevada has been moving strongly in our direction as well.

That leaves Colorado as the last remaining question mark "must win" state. If we open up a lead there, and I think we will as more time passes since the RAT convention was held there, then Obama's chances of becoming POTUS will be hanging by a thread.

I'm still expecting a very close race.

I stand by my prediction. It's McCain by 55% or more of the votes and more than 300 EVs.

Remember, people may be getting swamped with a lot of material form all directions about the candidates, but, they're still not making up their minds, not totally. In the end, a week or two before that elections, people will start consolidating their decisions.

And, guess what? McCain has gained ground and is leading in most states that matter to him and has picked up ground in what was expected to be Obama territory. And all of that has happened without even the first debate occurring. After the first debate, which I believe involves national security, Obama will take a major hit in the polls. Mark my words, if Obama is worried now, his campaign will go into emergency mode after the first debate..