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Added: 11/1/08

Survey USA
Date: 10/29-31
California
Added: 11/1/08

Barack Obama50%
John McCain36%
Unsure2%
Other2%
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Outcome of California Proposition 4, on Abortion, and Proposition 8, on Marriage, Still in Doubt: 81% of John McCain backers vote 'Yes' on CA Proposition 8, to redefine marriage. The more votes John McCain gets in CA, the better 'Yes' on 8 will do. 71% of Barack Obama backers vote 'No' on Proposition 8, to leave the definition of marriage unchanged. But white Obama backers and black Obama backers vote differently on 8, so it is an oversimplification to say, "the more votes Obama gets, the better 'No' on 8 will do." The Bay Area is 2:1 against 8. Greater Los Angeles is 5:4 against 8. The Inland Empire and the Central Valley are 3:2 in favor of 8. The tightness of the contest is illustrated by SurveyUSA's interactive tracking graph on voters age 35 to 49.


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