Polls: Obama leads in Ohio and Wis., tied in Ind.

By The Associated Press – 44 minutes ago

THE POLL: Washington Post-ABC News poll of 772 likely Ohio voters (20
electoral votes).

THE NUMBERS: Barack Obama, 51 percent; John McCain, 45 percent.

OF INTEREST: Obama's lead revolves around the worry about the economy.
Those who say it is the biggest issue favor Obama 61-34 percent; those
who say the biggest issue is something else back McCain 57-38 percent.
Obama is generating more enthusiasm among his voters: 58 percent say
they are very enthusiastic while 30 percent say the same about McCain.
Women are solidly backing Obama 56-42 percent; in 2004 they split evenly
between George W. Bush and John Kerry. Only about half of all Ohio
voters think Obama is experienced enough to be president.

DETAILS: The poll was conducted by telephone Oct. 3-5 with 772 likely
voters out of a total sample of 1,010 adults in Ohio. The sampling error
was plus or minus 3 percentage points.

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THE POLL: A WISH-TV Indiana Poll of likely Indiana voters (11 electoral
votes).

THE NUMBERS: John McCain 46 percent, Barack Obama 46 percent.

OF INTEREST: Most recent statewide polls have shown a tight race in
Indiana, where a Democratic presidential candidate last won in 1964. A
similar poll of the state by the same company released last week found
McCain with 46 percent support to Obama's 45 percent.

DETAILS: Conducted Sept. 29-Oct. 3 by telephone of 800 likely voters by
Maryland-based Research 2000. Margin of error plus or minus 3.5
percentage points.

MO http://www.wishtv.com/

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THE POLL: CNN/Time magazine/Opinion Research Corp. of 859 likely voters
in Wisconsin (10 electoral votes).

THE NUMBERS: Obama 51, McCain 46.

OF INTEREST: The poll is in line with other recent surveys showing Obama
with a small lead in Wisconsin, but the race remains close. CNN says the
numbers are enough to put Wisconsin in the "leaning toward Obama"
category instead of a toss-up.

DETAILS: Conducted Oct. 3-6 by telephone. The poll has a margin of error
of 3.5 percentage points.

MO http://www.cnn.com






Holy Schitt...at the moment, Obama is ahead in Ohio and tied in Indiana!

On Oct 7, 11:50*am, Boater wrote:
Polls: Obama leads in Ohio and Wis., tied in Ind.

By The Associated Press – 44 minutes ago

THE POLL: Washington Post-ABC News poll of 772 likely Ohio voters (20
electoral votes).

THE NUMBERS: Barack Obama, 51 percent; John McCain, 45 percent.

OF INTEREST: Obama's lead revolves around the worry about the economy.
Those who say it is the biggest issue favor Obama 61-34 percent; those
who say the biggest issue is something else back McCain 57-38 percent.
Obama is generating more enthusiasm among his voters: 58 percent say
they are very enthusiastic while 30 percent say the same about McCain.
Women are solidly backing Obama 56-42 percent; in 2004 they split evenly
between George W. Bush and John Kerry. Only about half of all Ohio
voters think Obama is experienced enough to be president.

DETAILS: The poll was conducted by telephone Oct. 3-5 with 772 likely
voters out of a total sample of 1,010 adults in Ohio. The sampling error
was plus or minus 3 percentage points.

MOhttp://abcnews.go.com/PollingUnit/Po...d5963651&page1

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THE POLL: A WISH-TV Indiana Poll of likely Indiana voters (11 electoral
votes).

THE NUMBERS: John McCain 46 percent, Barack Obama 46 percent.

OF INTEREST: Most recent statewide polls have shown a tight race in
Indiana, where a Democratic presidential candidate last won in 1964. A
similar poll of the state by the same company released last week found
McCain with 46 percent support to Obama's 45 percent.

DETAILS: Conducted Sept. 29-Oct. 3 by telephone of 800 likely voters by
Maryland-based Research 2000. Margin of error plus or minus 3.5
percentage points.

MOhttp://www.wishtv.com/

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THE POLL: CNN/Time magazine/Opinion Research Corp. of 859 likely voters
in Wisconsin (10 electoral votes).

THE NUMBERS: Obama 51, McCain 46.

OF INTEREST: The poll is in line with other recent surveys showing Obama
with a small lead in Wisconsin, but the race remains close. CNN says the
numbers are enough to put Wisconsin in the "leaning toward Obama"
category instead of a toss-up.

DETAILS: Conducted Oct. 3-6 by telephone. The poll has a margin of error
of 3.5 percentage points.

MOhttp://www.cnn.com

Holy Schitt...at the moment, Obama is ahead in Ohio and tied in Indiana!

I just wish they'd get this crap overwith..... What ****.