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Public Policy PollingAdded: 11/3/08
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Obama has a significant 56-38 lead with independents and is actually winning slightly more Republican voters (16%) than John McCain is Democratic voters (15%), perhaps a surprise given Hillary Clinton�s strong performance in the Pennsylvania primary. Obama is running just behind McCain among white voters, 50-48. His 91-9 lead with African Americans more than makes up for that and gives him his overall commanding lead. Obama is leading with every age demographic except senior citizens and has a commanding 68-30 lead with voters under 30. �Pennsylvania has certainly tightened as the McCain campaign has actively worked the state in the closing weeks,� said Dean Debnam, President of Public Policy Polling. �But while they�ve been able to get their deficit in the state out of double digits they�re still well short of taking the lead back, and with very few voters still undecided it appears they won�t be able to.� In Pennsylvania�s race for Attorney General Republican Tom Corbett leads challenger John Morganelli by a commanding margin of 52-35. Democrat Rob McCord leads 46-38 for Treasurer and Jack Wagner leads 49-35 for Auditor General.
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