Obama leads McCain in Ohio, California
A new SUSA poll shows Barack Obama with a 9 point lead over John McCain in the swing state of Ohio. You know, one of those hard working white folks states that only Hillary Clinton can carry. . .
And in the Golden State:
If the general election were held today, likely voters in California would favor Obama over McCain by 17 points (54% to 37%). Since March (49% to 40%), Obama’s lead over McCain has increased 8 points.
Obama has strong support among Democrats (81%) and majority support among independents (55%),while McCain enjoys strong support among Republicans (73%). Obama leads McCain among both men and women. Half of whites and 69 percent of Latinos say they would vote for Obama over McCain.
Obama leads McCain by a double-digit margin among likely voters with annual household incomes less than $40,000 (55% to 35%), $40,000 to $80,000 (55% to 36%), and $80,000 or more (53% to 37%).
Labels: California, election 2008, Ohio, polls
posted by John Good @ 11:02 AM
1 Comments:
This is exactly the kind of trend I expected as soon as the Dems chose a candidate...ur, didn't choose a candidate, or maybe might choose a candidate in case something happens to the other candidate and the next three candidates in the line of succession unless the tie has to be broken by the President Pro Tem of the DNC, or....
Well, you get my drift.
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