Poll-itics: Running out of editions edition

By GottaLaff

Via Taegan:

Research 2000: Arizona is Very Tight

A new Research 2000 poll in Arizona shows Sen. John McCain beating out Sen. Barack Obama by just one point in his home state, 48% to 47%.

Among the 17% of the sample that actually voted early, Obama leads McCain, 54% to 42%.

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SurveyUSA: Obama Blow Out in New Hampshire

Though New Hampshire was expected to be a 2008 battleground, a new SurveyUSA poll shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain by 11 points, 53% to 42%.

If that result holds on Election Day, it would be a larger share of the presidential vote than the Granite State has given any Democrat since Lyndon Johnson's landslide in 1964.

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Loyola Poll: McCain Barely Leads in Lousiana

A new WWL-TV poll in Lousiana shows Sen. John McCain just edging Sen. Barack Obama, 43% to 40%.

The survey, conducted by Loyola University, has a margin of error of 4.5 points.

Said pollster Ed Renwick: "It's closer than I thought it would be. That's because they'll probably be people who don't usually vote, who don't vote often, or weren't registered to vote until recently. Those people would not be heavy McCain voters. They would be Obama voters."

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InsiderAdvantage: Close Races in North Carolina, Missouri

New InsiderAdvantage polls show Sen. Barack Obama and Sen. John McCain "are evenly matched in the swing states of North Carolina and Missouri, though Obama is strongly outpacing McCain in two of those states' crucial battleground counties."

North Carolina: Obama 48%, McCain 48%

Missouri: McCain 50%, Obama 47%

"McCain's ability to break even against Obama in these two states, despite the Democrat's strong performance in suburban and urban areas suggests that the Arizona senator is drawing strong support from the less densely populated areas in these states."

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PPP Poll: Obama Way Ahead in Colorado

Public Policy Polling released a new wave of polls late last night.

Highlights: Sen. Barack Obama holds a double-digit lead in Colorado, but Sen. John McCain looks likely to win handily in West Virginia despite indications the race was more competitive there.

Colorado: Obama 54%, McCain 44%

Michigan: Obama 55%, McCain 42%

Minnesota: Obama 57%, McCain 41%

New Mexico: Obama 58%, McCain 41%

Oregon: Obama 57%, McCain 42%

West Virginia: McCain 55%, Obama 42%

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Strategic Vision: Obama Leads in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania

Strategic Vision released new polls in three states last night, all showing Sen. Barack Obama with solid leads.

New Hampshire: Obama 50%, Mccain 41%

Pennsylvania: Obama 49%, McCain 44%

Michigan: Obama 54%, McCain 41%

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