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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (42305)	8/27/2008 10:20:38 PM
From: steve harris	Respond to of 224729

Ask the people at Worldcom or Enron what they think about Clinton's economic "run"....

To: Kenneth E. Phillipps who wrote (42305)	8/27/2008 11:19:04 PM
From: Ann Corrigan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 224729

Quinnipiac: FL McCain 47%:Obama 43%--OH McCain 43:Obama 44%--PA McCain 42%:Obama 49% Obama, McCain close in 3 swing states AP News, August 26, 2008 THE RACE: The presidential race in Florida ___ THE NUMBERS John McCain, 47 percent Barack Obama, 43 percent ___ OF INTEREST: Obama, a Democrat, had a slight lead in Florida in mid-June. Independents in the state lean toward the Republican McCain by 8 percentage points. McCain also leads by 20 points among whites and by 22 points among white Catholics. Those under age 35 favor Obama by 19 points. McCain has a slight lead with the middle-aged, and a 13-point margin with those 55 and up. As elsewhere Obama gets virtually unanimous support from blacks. ___ THE RACE: The presidential race in Ohio ___ THE NUMBERS Barack Obama, 44 percent John McCain, 43 percent ___ OF INTEREST: The small advantage Obama had in a June poll in Ohio is now gone, and the two rivals are running about evenly. Obama's 14-percentage-point lead with women is about mirrored by McCain's advantage with men. Whites back McCain by 11 points, with white men and whites without college degrees supporting the Republican by strong margins. Independents, white Catholics and white women are closely divided between the two. ___ THE RACE: The presidential race in Pennsylvania ___ THE NUMBERS: Barack Obama, 49 percent John McCain, 42 percent ___ OF INTEREST: Obama's lead in Pennsylvania has shrunk slightly since mid-June, when he led by 12 percentage points. He has a 10-point lead with independents, and enjoys large advantages with women and young voters. McCain leads by 15 points with white Catholics and has a large lead with white men. The two run about evenly with those age 55 and up. ___ The Quinnipiac University polls were conducted from Aug. 17-24. They involved telephone interviews with 1,069 likely voters in Florida, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 3 percentage points; and 1,234 likely voters in both Ohio and Pennsylvania, with a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 2.8 points for both states. ___ COMPLETE RESULTS: quinnipiac.edu