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Rasmussen: McCain Up By 9 In Arizona

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Arizona, Barack, Democrats, Independents, Iraq, McCain, Polls, Republicans

McCain - 49%
Obama - 40%

This after he was leading by 20% in April.

Once again, McCain wins men handily, but Obama is doing better than expected among women…

McCain leads by twenty-seven points among men but trails by six among women.

The Arizona Senator is supported by 81% of Republicans and enjoys a twelve point lead among unaffiliated voters.

Obama gets the vote from 75% of Democrats.

And about Iraq…

Forty-seven percent (47%) say it is more important for the U.S. to win the war in Iraq than to get the troops home. A virtually identical number—46%–disagree and say that getting the troops home is more important.

I don’t think there’s any doubt that McCain will win his home state in November, but for it to be this tight is a bit surprising.

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One Response to “Rasmussen: McCain Up By 9 In Arizona”

JImmy Dean Says:
June 29th, 2008 at 2:24 pm
Wow, I honestly cannot believe that anyone with a single ounce of common sense would be considering “McBush” for President. that is just too funny.

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