Posted on 10/25/2008 12:14:20 PM PDT by tatown
Obama-45.8%, McCain-41.9%, Undecided-12.2%
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Undecided-12.2%
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Undecideds increased 0.3 points from yesterday.
Who will the undecideds break for?
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McCain Heavily !!!
Obama campaign told Ed Rollins from CNN that 10 days ago, They think that the Undecides are really McCain voters who won’t tell pollsters they are McCain Voters
I will eat my hat if 12% of voter are still undecided.
What’s interesting is the undecided number is basically the same as when this poll started on Oct. 13th. On the 13th, it was 12.5; as of 10/24, it’s 12.2.
Here’s the history:
do not want to tell pollsters on the phone they are voting for McCain - 12.2%
If Obama stays under 50 McClame has a chance.
Again that is because they are McCain Voters, Not Undecided
A friend of mine’s undecided mother wasn’t going to vote because she doesn’t really like either one of the candidates: McCain or Obama. Just this week she “broke for” McCain due to an “in the trenches gut check”. I hope the entire undecided category does the same.
Are you serious? Wow that woud be fantastic news if true. I hope they are right!
I hope McCain starts showing some strength come election day and breaks the 44% barrier. Something like even 46% Mccain would make me feel good.
If we assume that the undecides will break 2:1 for McCain, this race is a dead heat... the big question is, what states are the REAL battlegrounds, and which ones are already sewn up?
“Undecided-12.2%” - Jeff Chandler
Yep.
Death Threats Sent to Pollster
National Review ^ | 10/24/2008 | Jim Geraghty
http://campaignspot.nationalreview.com/post/?q=MWJkOGI1MjZjZDdjYjBmNWRiZTQ2ZDAyMTZhZTI5M2I =
After releasing this mornings numbers showing McCain ahead in Ohio and Florida, the Strategic Vision polling company http://www.strategicvision.biz/home.html received several death threats through the contact e-mail on the companys web site.
David Johnson, the CEO of Strategic Vision, shared the messages with National Review Online.
One of the messages stated:
My goodness, your polls stinks. There are 3 polls that have Obama by double digits and only yours has Obama down. WOW!. How come your poll is the only one giving Palin high favor ratings? I think you nee dto be careful tonight when you get in your car and might want to check underneath your car. SCRAP YOUR IDIOTIC POLLS OR ELSE!
Another stated:
A poll that gave Sarah Palin and Barack Obama the same favorability rating is wrong off the bat. Be careful going outside tonight because you might not see tomorrow.
A third message stated:
Why would your presidential election poll results be so drastically different from every other reputable poll taken over the same time period? Are they that dumb or are you guys that smart? Smart guys wind up dead.
The company has contacted the FBI and appropriate authorities, Johnson said. There was, thankfully, nothing in the messages that indicated that the sender had actually sought out the location of the company or its employees. Johnson noted that while the messages came from different addresses, they all came within a short period of time, and that it was possible they were from the same person.
Johnson said hes not fearful, but taking appropriate measures.
Its probably just a bunch of nut cases, but this is first time weve ever experienced something like this, Johnson said. Its highly, highly unusual. We get messages in the vein of ‘your numbers are wrong, the other guy’s numbers are right’ all the time. But this has never happened before.
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My comment:
Lets not forget that this is the polling company that in 2007 predicted the McCain/Palin ‘08 Republican ticket, a year before McCain picked his VP running mate:
Strategic Vision Pollster Predicted Palin VP Pick last year
http://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/Pollster_Predicted_Palin_/2008/08/30/126415.html?utm_medium=RSS
David E. Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision, LLC http://www.strategicvision.biz/home.html accurately predicted the presidential nomination of Arizona Senator John McCain in 2007 on POTUS Radio when all political experts had written McCains obituary.
Johnson also predicted that Alaska Governor Sarah Palin would be McCains running mate in March 2007.
Johnson reiterated that Palin would be the candidate following Barack Obamas selection of Joseph Biden as his running mate.
Johnson based his predictions upon polling done by Strategic Vision, LLC in key battleground states and his own political expertise of over twenty years.
Based upon our polling in key battleground states in 2007 and early 2008, all indicators pointed to John McCain as the only plausible Republican presidential nominee, said David E. Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision, LLC. Our polling showed that McCain was the second choice of the other candidates supporters particularly in Florida which really made McCains nomination possible.
Our polling in 2008 have shown that Barack Obama underperforms among female voters particularly in the states of Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin that provides an opening for Senator McCain, continued Johnson.
Additionally, John McCain has a unique opportunity to present the future of the Republican Party in his vice presidential selection.
All of this indicated a strong dedicated conservative that would be outside of the box and Sarah Palin headed that list along with her appeal to social and fiscal conservatives and her moving life story.
Strategic Vision polling in the key battleground states of Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Florida, and non-traditional battleground states such as New Jersey indicate that 25% to 35% of Hillary Clinton supporters will not vote for Barack Obama and might consider voting for John McCain based upon his running mate.
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