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Rasmussen ReportsAdded: 9/29/08
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The two candidates have been within three points for five consecutive polls, confirming Colorado�s status as a competitive swing state. It is also a very important state in this year�s Electoral College calculations. In many scenarios, if Obama can move this state from the Republican to the Democratic column, that will be enough to win the White House. Obama now leads by 10 among women but trails by 11 among men. McCain leads by five among white voters but trails by more than a two-to-one margin among all other voters in the state. Among those who say that economic issues are most important, Obama leads by a 67% to 30% margin. Among those who say national security issues are the highest priority, McCain leads 77% to 22%. The good news for Obama is that 47% of voters consider economic issues as most important while just 24% say the same about national security.
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