Gallup: Obama Up By 5
By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Barack, McCain, PollsObama gains one and McCain drops one to open up a wider lead. Now Rasmussen and Gallup both have Obama with leads well outside of the margin of error.

These results, from Sept. 24-26, are almost entirely based on interviewing conducted before Friday night’s first presidential debate. This suggests Obama was moving into a slightly better positioning as the two met in Mississippi to debate foreign policy matters and the economic crisis.The five percentage point lead for Obama in today’s update is one of his best in recent weeks, just short of the six-point advantage he had in Sept. 17-19 polling.
McCain had been running ahead of Obama since the Republican National Convention earlier this month, but as the financial crisis deepened Obama regained the lead positioning he had enjoyed through much of the summer.
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