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Quinnipiac University

Added: 8/26/08

Quinnipiac University
Date: 8/17-24
Florida
Added: 8/26/08

John McCain47%
Barack Obama43%
Unsure8%
Other2%
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Florida men likely voters back McCain 50 - 41 percent, while women split 45 - 45 percent. White voters back McCain 55 - 35 percent while black voters back Obama 87 - 7 percent. Obama leads 56 - 37 percent with voters 18 to 34 years old; McCain leads 48 - 42 percent among voters 35 to 54, and 52 - 39 percent with voters over 55. Independent voters back McCain 47 - 39 percent, compared to 46 - 41 percent July 31.

By a 55 - 32 percent margin, Florida voters have a favorable opinion of McCain, compared to 51 - 36 percent for Obama.


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