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Quinnipiac: Obama Leads By 6 In Ohio

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Democrats, Independents, McCain, Ohio, Polls

Obama - 48%
McCain - 42%

Just yesterday, Public Policy Polling released a poll that found Obama leading by 11%. Personally, I’m going to trust Quinnipiac’s numbers for the time being.

The good news from this poll for Obama?

He holds a 12 point lead among women
He splits men and white, working class voters evenly with McCain
More McCain supporters say they’re likely to change their mind than Obama supporters

The good news for McCain? Well, he retains a small lead among men and 25% of those who backed Clinton during the primaries now back him…but that’s about it. Obama’s favorability numbers are much higher and 22% of Ohioians actually think McCain’s age could be a factor in their vote.

And on the topic of Hillary for VP? Independents aren’t too hot on it, but overall people narrowly favor the idea.

More as it develops…

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One Response to “Quinnipiac: Obama Leads By 6 In Ohio”

Donklephant » Blog Archive » Rasmussen: McCain Leads By 1 In Ohio Says:
June 19th, 2008 at 1:32 pm
[...] I reported that Quinnipiac polling found Obama with a 6 point lead in Ohio, so what we’re looking at is [...]

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