111 Consecutive National Polls

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

That’s one of the numbers I’m hearing today about Obama’s consistent lead.

From MSNBC:

Obama has now led in 111 straight national polls with methodologies we trust (looking back through the Pollster.com national trend), including the trackers back to Sept. 22-24 when a Gallup Tracking poll showed the race tied at 46%-46%. Since a Big Ten poll that showed McCain up 46%-45%, Obama has led in 117 of 119 polls.

Those trends certainly provide a compelling case for an Obama win tomorrow.

We shall see.

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