WTF Poll: Obama in the lead in a red state - Virginia

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In an election for President of the United States in Virginia today, 09/15/08, 7 weeks till votes are counted, Democrat Barack Obama defeats Republican John McCain 50% to 46%, according to this latest SurveyUSA poll ... Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll released one week ago, immediately following the Republican National Convention, Obama is up 3 points; McCain is down 3.

One week ago, McCain led among men by 11 points. Today, McCain and Obama tie. One week ago, McCain led among voters age 50+ by 14 points. Today, McCain leads by 1. One week ago, Obama led among lower income voters by 6 points. Today, Obama leads by 20. One week ago, McCain led among Independents by 21 points. Today, McCain leads by 4. 17% of Republicans today crossover to vote Democrat, up from 11% last week and 7% last month. 12% of Democrats cross over to vote Republican, compared with 10% in the two previous polls. Strikingly: week-on-week movement in the DC suburbs was to McCain; movement in the Shenandoah and Central VA was to Obama.

In Virginia, there is still no evidence that Sarah Palin is attracting women to the GOP ticket. McCain polled at 44% before he picked Palin, and at 43% in each of the two polls conducted after Palin was announced.

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport...95-ae05355e8eb8

[zqt3344 21]

Rightttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt! Dream on. AHHAHA See you in November! Cannot wait to see what you are doing then. :devil:

In an election for President of the United States in Virginia today, 09/15/08, 7 weeks till votes are counted, Democrat Barack Obama defeats Republican John McCain 50% to 46%, according to this latest SurveyUSA poll ... Compared to an identical SurveyUSA poll released one week ago, immediately following the Republican National Convention, Obama is up 3 points; McCain is down 3.

One week ago, McCain led among men by 11 points. Today, McCain and Obama tie. One week ago, McCain led among voters age 50+ by 14 points. Today, McCain leads by 1. One week ago, Obama led among lower income voters by 6 points. Today, Obama leads by 20. One week ago, McCain led among Independents by 21 points. Today, McCain leads by 4. 17% of Republicans today crossover to vote Democrat, up from 11% last week and 7% last month. 12% of Democrats cross over to vote Republican, compared with 10% in the two previous polls. Strikingly: week-on-week movement in the DC suburbs was to McCain; movement in the Shenandoah and Central VA was to Obama.

In Virginia, there is still no evidence that Sarah Palin is attracting women to the GOP ticket. McCain polled at 44% before he picked Palin, and at 43% in each of the two polls conducted after Palin was announced.

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport...95-ae05355e8eb8

[alienlovechild 75]

Virginia is the next Florida or Ohio if Obama loses. Get ready for the stolen election ####### to start spewing right after the election. The usual types who post that view might want to write their own conspiracy rants now so they can be first in line to express their outrage. Fill in the name of offending state later.

A few riots or threats of riots might make it more interesting this time.

[Mr. Big Dog 10,747]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

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Rasmussen chimes in...

Election 2008: Virginia Presidential Election

Sunday, September 14, 2008

The race for the White House in Virginia is a tie this week. The latest Fox News/Rasmussen Reports telephone survey finds John McCain and Barack Obama each attracting 48% support in the Old Dominion.

One week ago, McCain had a modest 49% to 47% lead over Obama.

[britty 1]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

I wouldn't trust OBarmy and Joe "the well known dumbest doof in the Senate" Biden with feeding my cat on time, let alone trusting them with the economy. There is no way two loser socialists can do anything of any use.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

I wouldn't trust OBarmy and Joe "the well known dumbest doof in the Senate" Biden with feeding my cat on time, let alone trusting them with the economy. There is no way two loser socialists can do anything of any use.

Well there's an articulate and persuasive counter point.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

As I said - I heard an interview McCain did a couple of months back where he said that regulation of the financial services industry was not necessary to respond to the credit crisis. This not long after he claimed that the economy was "not his strong suit".

No $hit Sherlock!

[britty 1]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

I wouldn't trust OBarmy and Joe "the well known dumbest doof in the Senate" Biden with feeding my cat on time, let alone trusting them with the economy. There is no way two loser socialists can do anything of any use.

Well there's an articulate and persuasive counter point.

yes it is - thank you.

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

As I said - I heard an interview McCain did a couple of months back where he said that regulation of the financial services industry was not necessary to respond to the credit crisis. This not long after he claimed that the economy was "not his strong suit".

No $hit Sherlock!

McCain's clueless.

[panamania79 2]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

Her 15 minutes of fame will be over pretty soon.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

Her 15 minutes of fame will be over pretty soon.

HA HA, you wish. NObama's is clearly over lol

Edited September 16, 2008 by Virtual wife

[panamania79 2]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

Her 15 minutes of fame will be over pretty soon.

HA HA, you wish. NObama's is clearly over lol

Dream on.

[Sofiyya 1,687]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

Her 15 minutes of fame will be over pretty soon.

HA HA, you wish. NObama's is clearly over lol

Dream on.

Back at ya.

[panamania79 2]

Since McSame / Bush-Palin lack substance on the "change" theme they are trying to run on and since it becomes obvious to anyone that pays just a little bity of attention that Palin isn't what she's presented as, the "first female on a Republican ticket" bounce will wear off very soon. McSame / Bush-Palin will not make it in November. The economy is deep trouble and the people trust Obama / Biden with handling it more than they trust the guys that ran it into the ground to begin with.

Her 15 minutes of fame will be over pretty soon.

HA HA, you wish. NObama's is clearly over lol

Dream on.

Back at ya.

*YAWN*Whatever,we'll se what happens in November.