ARG: Obama Up 12 In New Hampshire
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Democrats, Independents, McCain, New Hampshire, Polls, RepublicansThese findings are actually quite a bit of surprise given how strong McCain’s brand is in the Granite State, but the key here is that Independents favor Obama by a 15 point spread.
Obama – 51%
McCain – 39%
Here’s how the demos break down…
Party ID of likely voters
Democrats – 31%
Republicans – 31%
Independent – 38%
Candidate preference by party ID
Democrats – Obama +84
Republicans – McCain +64
Independent – Obama +15
Gender: Male (48% of likely voters)
Obama – 48%
McCain – 47%
Gender: Female (52% of likely voters)
Obama – 54%
McCain – 32%
Age: 18 to 49 (45% of likely voters)
Obama – 48%
McCain – 41%
Age: 50 & older (55% of likely voters)
Obama – 53%
McCain – 37%
What’s more, 43% of those polled said they’d never vote for McCain, while only 25% said they’d never vote for Obama? Could this be backlash from McCain’s rightward shift?
More as it develops…
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