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Obama Gains 13% in Florida; McCain's Favorability Ratings Dropping10/01/08
All the numbers have moved and jumped towards Obama. Quinnipiac University had McCain ahead by 7% in Florida, now Obama is up by 6%. A 13% shift. All these major battleground states are moving Obama's way... First it was Michigan. Then Pennsylvania. Now we see Ohio and Florida moving his way. Here is what Quinnipiac University said: "It's easy to see why Sen. McCain is doing so poorly. On September 11, his favorable/unfavorable ratio among Ohio voters was 53 - 34 percent. Now it's just 49 - 40 percent, dropping from a 19-point plus to nine points in just 20 days, while Sen. Obama's ratings have remained as positive as they were. And the economy is the reason. " Brown said. Seems pretty far-fetched to believe McCain can be competitive if the economy looms large in November. There are six pollsters and/or methodologies that predict Obama will win the election (over 270 EV) but none that predict McCain would win. Just a week ago (Sep 24), it was tied 2-2 between these two candidates.
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