By Paddy
Think the McCain campaign is a little worried this morning? I haven't seen a poll going in his favor for a while.
Barack Obama has now taken a four-point lead over John McCain in Pennsylvania 46% to 42%, according to the latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of state voters.
Five percent of voters favor an unspecified third-party candidate, and 8% remain undecided.
In last month’s survey, Obama had a narrow 45% to 43% lead over his Republican rival, but this was before Hillary Rodham Clinton dropped out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Two months ago, McCain held a statistically insignificant lead.
Sixty-nine percent (69%) of Pennsylvania Democrats support Obama, up from 63% in May. The Democratic candidate has an eleven point edge among unaffiliated voters, little changed over the past month.
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Obama’s gains have come primarily among men—the candidates are now virtually even among males. Last month, McCain had an eight point advantage.
I stole their pic, so the least I can do is link to where you can buy the shirt.
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