Plus 9.5% undecided a day before the election? Odd...
LOVE that undecided number.
It was 8.8% the day before the 2004 election in a 2-man race.
IBD/TIPP seems to be different than most, in that they don't ask for "leaning" or push someone into making a choice. Instead, they allocate the undecideds themselves.
It will be interesting to see how they do so, at midnight.
If the "undecided" break for McCain, he wins. The odds are the "undecided" consist of people are either not going to vote or are going to vote for McCain. This poll is actually good for McCain.
Tammy Bruce said anyone who is voting for Obama has decided already. If true, McCain wins:)