ARG: Obama Up By 5 In Florida
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Democrats, Florida, McCain, Polls, RepublicansOn the heels of today’s Quinnipiac poll that showed Obama up by 4, American Research Group finds a similar spread in the Sunshine State.
Obama – 49%
McCain – 44%
Here’s how the demos break down…
Party ID of likely voters
Democrats – 43%
Republicans – 38%
Independent – 19%
Candidate preference by party ID
Democrats – Obama +61
Republicans – McCain +57
Independent – Obama +4
Gender: Male (47% of likely voters)
Obama – 48%
McCain – 46%
Gender: Female (53% of likely voters)
Obama – 49%
McCain – 43%
Race: Caucasian (73% of likely voters)
McCain – 48%
Obama – 45%
Race: Hispanic (16% of likely voters)
McCain – 50%
Obama – 41%
Race: African American (11% of likely voters
Obama – 88%
McCain – 8%
Age: 18 to 49 (45% of likely voters)
Obama – 52%
McCain – 42%
Age: 50 & older (55% of likely voters)
Obama – 46%
McCain – 46%
Conclusion? Florida is up for grabs, but Obama isn’t doing nearly as poorly as some thought given how contentious seating the Florida delegates turned out to be.
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