Posted on 09/26/2008 6:29:14 AM PDT by CatOwner
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows Barack Obama attracting 50% of the vote while John McCain earns 45%. This is Obama’s biggest lead since his convention bounce peaked with a six-point advantage. In fact, on only two days since clinching the Democratic nomination in early June has Obama enjoyed a lead bigger than he has today.
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I don’t like Rasmussen today. :(
Going the other way from Gallup.
Going the other way from Gallup.
Weird. Did he readjust the party affiliations again?
Ouch is right! But Rasmusssen polls at Dems 39% and Reps 33%. The 2004 presidential election had a turnout of Dems 37% and Reps 37%.
wow
not matter how anyone wants to cut it, or claim this is BS, or say Raz is on drugs, etc- this is not good news at all...
and if McCain does not show up at the debate tonight the numbers will only get worse...
Ah, so NOW Gallup has it even, battleground has McCain ahead and Ras has Obama surging. I give up, there is like NO correlation between these polls at all now.
Thanks to the endless media barrage against McCain/Palin, and especially against Palin.
The people are, apparently, more easily duped this election cycle than last.
Let us not forget what God said to Nebuchadnezzar in Daniel 4:17.
Forget daily polls they mean nothing.
Obama would have had to get an absolutely HUGE day yesterday. Of course, early on the news was all reporting the Obama talking point that John McCain is trying to bring down the financial system.
I find this highly dubious. There is another angle no one is talking about. McCain is running an anti-media campaign. Conservatives are more irate at the media establishment now than they have ever been. Hang-up rates for conservative Republicans on these polls simply must be outpacing liberal Democrats by a huge margin making the polls unreliable.
Do they factor in the 18% undecided?
He will show. THe numbers are depressing to say the least.
Please Ras. predicted a nine point win for Bush in 2000, but what the hey you can tax your blodd pressure and be a poll junkie.
Agreed
Well, just looking for trends, this one is going the opposite way of all of the others, so I’d be more inclined to see this poll as an outlier anyway.
Plus, we know that Ras has gone insane with his weighting. His state polls are out of whack with everyone else too.
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