Posted on 02/24/2008 9:53:04 AM PST by GVnana
Sunday, February 24, 2008
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Sunday shows that John McCain continues to hold a very modest lead against both potential Democratic challengers. In a general election match-up, McCain now leads Barack Obama 46% to 44% and Hillary Clinton 48% to 44%. McCain has led both Democrats on each night of individual tracking since the controversial New York Times article on McCain was released earlier this week (see recent daily results and summary of recent state general election polls).
The Rasmussen Reports Balance of Power Calculator shows Democrats with a 284 to 229 lead in the Electoral College. If “leaners” are not included, the Democrats lead 238 to 189. Since yesterday, North Carolina has shifted from Safe Republican to Likely Republican while Wisconsin has shifted from Likely Democrat to Leans Democrat. New polling has been released today for Wisconsin and New Mexico. The Balance of Power Calculator determines projections by aggregating a variety of information from many sources including polls, the Rasmussen Markets, analyst assessments and more (see summary of recent state general election polling).
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Stop posting lies! NO ONE is saying they will "stay home and not vote".
when they debate issues i see mccain getting the better... so far nobody has stood in front of the raise taxes, reduce exemptions, bigger government, cut and run fallacies.......
I think McCain will crush Hillary or Obama nation-Wide.
I guess that's why he graduated 894 out of 899 at the Navel Academy.
bitterness, bitterness poisons your soul
Who is "Pedro"?
Yes..it was the electoral college that saved the day for Bush in his first term.
I think you giving me that impression.
Sorry if that is not the case.
Sorry, I wasn’t able to find one on their site. Perhaps a premium member would have access.
He was a carefree back then. Nothing to do with intelligence.
It affects democrats who want to vote for the one they feel has the best chance at winning.
PA, possibly with the Blue collar traditionally dem vote looking at color. Oregon, forget it.....the population is young and secular. They will be more than willing to show up and vote for the new messiah.
You omitted the, minus sign!
Well then, who would you have in there? I’m uneasy about McCain, and don’t like him much; but I’ll not have Hillary or Barack either! With McCain, we might win a few more years to get someone else that’s more to our liking. Also one who might stop the further slide into socialism, and then outright Marxism!
“Do you see now why I think you’re not telling the truth?”
LOL
Well my mom is white so maybe just maybe I could have a higher IQ than the average black person.
But you make me feel pretty smart. i didnt think a 138 was all that good, but I’ve been proven wrong. LOL
We definitely have a shot in Oregon. It’s actually equal parts GOP and DEM, with IND’s deciding it. If we can sour Obama among that group via his PBA-support and irresponsible foreign policy statements.
If you are the lab mouse and aren't heavy enough to push the shift key and the letter key at the same time then you might be a genius mouse.
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