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WMUR UNH

Added: 10/28/08

WMUR UNH
Date: 10/25-27
New Hampshire
Added: 10/28/08

Barack Obama58%
John McCain33%
Unsure6%
Source


Barack Obama has widened his lead over John McCain in the race for President in New Hampshire. More than half of likely voters, 58%, say they plan to vote for Obama, 33% favor McCain, 2% prefer some other candidate, and 6% are undecided.

Obama has also widened his lead among independent voters in New Hampshire � 54% of political independents say they favor Obama, 26% favor McCain, 4% prefer some other candidate, and 16% are undecided.

The most important issue in the presidential campaign to New Hampshire voters are jobs and the economy (45%), the war in Iraq (10%), the campaign against terrorism (8%), the recent stock market crash (7%), and health care (7%). Economic concerns have topped the list of important issues to New Hampshire voters since mid-summer.


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