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Added: 11/2/08

Rasmussen Reports
Date: 11/1
Pennsylvania
Added: 11/2/08

Barack Obama52%
John McCain46%
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Obama is now viewed favorably by 56%, McCain by 55%. Those figures reflect a five-point improvement for McCain from the beginning of the month and a three-point decline for Obama.

Still, 51% of Pennsylvania voters say they trust Obama more than McCain when it comes to the economy. Forty-five percent (45%) hold the opposite view and trust McCain more.

Governor Ed Rendell, a Democrat, is given good or excellent grades for his job performance by 44%, but 22% rate his performance as poor.

Twenty-nine percent (29%) say President Bush is doing a good or excellent job, while 55% say his performance is poor.


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