May 09, 2008
POLL: Daily Tracking (Through 5/8)
Gallup Poll
National
Obama 48, Clinton 46
Obama 46, McCain 45... Clinton 48, McCain 44
Rasmussen Reports
National
Obama 50, Clinton 42
Obama 47, McCain 44.. Clinton 48, McCain 43
Favorable / Unfavorable
McCain: 49 / 48
Clinton: 45 / 53
Obama: 51 / 47
-- Eric Dienstfrey
May 09, 2008 in Poll Update
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eternaltriangle:
I suspect the deep demographic divisions that underly the Democratic race may somewhat preempt an immediate bandwagon to Obama.
Posted on May 10, 2008 2:44 AM
Gmann:
Bandwagon effect?
Obama now leads in ALL Catagories, 51% favorability just a week after the worst 2-3 weeks of his campaign.
The JW am BA controversies are a mute point with the American people.
As they once said years ago " It's the Economy S****D " :-)
Obama 08
Posted on May 10, 2008 10:09 AM
Tybo:
No bandwagon because the Dems know that they can't win without substantial white male support.
other issues is 'Will white women go for Obama?
Will McCain carry the Latino vote?
Will young voters show up on election day when Obama can't campaign in every state?
Posted on May 11, 2008 9:43 AM
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08 STATEWIDE PRIMARIES
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McCain vs
US: Clinton, Obama
AL: Clinton, Obama
AK: Clinton, Obama
AZ: Clinton, Obama
AR: Clinton, Obama
CA: Clinton, Obama
CO: Clinton, Obama
CT: Clinton, Obama
DE: Clinton, Obama
FL: Clinton, Obama
GA: Clinton, Obama
HI: Clinton, Obama
ID: Clinton, Obama
IL: Clinton, Obama
IN: Clinton, Obama
IA: Clinton, Obama
KS: Clinton, Obama
KY: Clinton, Obama
LA: Clinton, Obama
ME: Clinton, Obama
MD: Clinton, Obama
MA: Clinton, Obama
MI: Clinton, Obama
MN: Clinton, Obama
MS: Clinton, Obama
MO: Clinton, Obama
MT: Clinton, Obama
NE: Clinton, Obama
NV: Clinton, Obama
NH: Clinton, Obama
NJ: Clinton, Obama
NM: Clinton, Obama
NY: Clinton, Obama
NC: Clinton, Obama
ND: Clinton, Obama
OH: Clinton, Obama
OK: Clinton, Obama
OR: Clinton, Obama
PA: Clinton, Obama
RI: Clinton, Obama
SC: Clinton, Obama
SD: Clinton, Obama
TN: Clinton, Obama
TX: Clinton, Obama
UT: Clinton, Obama
VT: Clinton, Obama
VA: Clinton, Obama
WA: Clinton, Obama
WV: Clinton, Obama
WI: Clinton, Obama
WY: Clinton, Obama
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Is it just me, or does it seem like NC/IN had minimal impact? What happened to the bandwagon effect?
Posted on May 9, 2008 5:24 PM