Rasmussen: McCain Up By 3
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, Biden, Democrats, Independents, McCain, Palin, RepublicansWith leaners
Obama – 47%
McCain – 50%
Without leaners
No Numbers
Both candidates gain 1 from yesterday, but the 3 points spread is exactly the same. This is significant for McCain because it represents the first time that he’s hit the 50% mark.
Here’s how the candidates are viewed in general, by their own party and by independents…
McCain is viewed favorably by 57% of the nation’s voters while Obama earns positive reviews from 53%. McCain is supported by 90% of Republicans and has a six-point edge among unaffiliated voters. Eighty-two percent (82%) of Democrats say they’ll vote for Obama.
The 5 day w/leaners:
09/14/2008: McCain – 50%, Obama – 47%
09/13/2008: McCain – 49%, Obama – 46%
09/12/2008: McCain – 49%, Obama – 46%
09/11/2008: McCain – 46%, Obama – 48%
09/10/2008: McCain – 47%, Obama – 48%
The 5 day w/o leaners:
09/14/2008: No Numbers
09/13/2008: McCain – 48%, Obama – 45%
09/12/2008: McCain – 48%, Obama – 45%
09/11/2008: McCain – 46%, Obama – 46%
09/10/2008: McCain – 46%, Obama – 46%
09/09/2008: McCain – 46%, Obama – 46%
More tomorrow…
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