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Public Policy PollingAdded: 11/3/08
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Ron Paul gets 4%. One thing working to Obama�s definite advantage is that he has banked a 61-35 lead with those who have already voted. John McCain is up 53-40 with people who plan to vote on election day. Each candidate is receiving over 90% support from voters within his own party. Obama�s lead comes by virtue of his 48-40 advantage with independent voters in the state. Obama is also getting a boost from a 54-41 edge with voters under the age of 30. �I�m not sure anyone expected Montana to be one of the races the nation would be watching on election night,� said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. �But strong support from independents and young people could allow Barack Obama to pull off a big upset in the state.� Several races where no upsets are in the offing are those for Governor, Senate, and Congress from Montana. Brian Schweitzer is leading 62-36 in his quest for reelection, Max Baucus is up by an even more dominant 71-26 total, and Denny Rehberg leads 60- 35.
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