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IA Polls: Obama Holds Big Lead Over McCain

According to the latest Obama vs McCain Iowa Polls, Barack Obama is holding a big lead over John McCain in the Hawkeye State.

Iowa was won by Democrats in 2000, but the state favored Republicans in 2004. Let’s check out what the latest McCain vs Obama Iowa Polls show.

Research 2000/KCCI-TV’s Obama vs McCain Iowa Poll, conducted from October 27 to October 29, shows Obama leading McCain by 14 % points — 53 % to 39 % among the likely voters of Iowa.

SurveyUSA’s Obama vs McCain IA Poll, conducted from October 28 to October 29, shows Obama leading McCain by 15 % points — 55 % to 40 % among the likely voters of Iowa.

McCain light: "All undergarments unrefundable"

Washington  - Every four years, Americans lay claim to a right found nowhere in the US Constitution - that the presidential campaign not only inform, but also entertain.

The US vote is less than three days away and Republican John McCain's numbers are down in the polls, but the senator laid aside his campaign invective against Democrat Barack Obama and appeared on the weekly comedy show Saturday Night Live.

With running mate Sarah Palin's look-alike comedian Tina Fey at his side, McCain pitched a series of fake, cheesy campaign souvenirs to the public to help his famously underfunded campaign.

"I'm a true maverick - a Republican without money," McCain quipped.

Obama, McCain Going Neck and Neck In The Latest Indiana Opinion Polls

John McCain and Barack Obama are going almost neck and neck in the presidential race, in the Hoosier State — that’s what the latest Obama vs McCain Indiana Polls show.

Indiana has been Republican state — the state’s electoral votes were won by Republicans in 2000 and 2004 respectively. Let’s check out what the latest McCain vs Obama Indiana Polls show.

Research 2000/WISH-TV’s Obama vs McCain Indiana Poll, conducted from October 24 to October 28, shows Obama and McCain statistically tied — 47 % to 47 % among the likely voters of Indiana.

What Do The Latest Obama vs McCain FL Polls Show?

The latest Obama vs McCain Florida Polls show that Barack Obama has slim edge over John McCain — Obama holds slim lead over McCain.

Florida went with Republicans in 2000 and 2004, but the latest FL polls show Obama having thin lead over McCain. Let’s check out what McCain vs Obama Florida polls show.

Mason-Dixon’s Obama vs McCain FL poll, conducted from October 29 to October 30, shows Obama leading McCain by 2 % points — 49 % to 47 % among the likely voters of Florida.

Datamar Inc.’s Obama vs McCain FL poll, conducted from October 29 to October 30, shows Obama and McCain statistically tied — 46.7 % to 46.7 % among the likely voters of Florida.

Check Out The Latest Obama vs McCain Nationwide Opinion Polls

Obama vs McCain Pew Poll, conducted from October 23 to October 26, shows Obama leading McCain by 16 % points — 52 % to 36 % among the registered voters nationally.

Rasmussen Daily Tracking poll, conducted from October 25 to October 27, shows Obama leading McCain by 5 % points — 51 % to 46 % among the likely voters nationally.

Reuters/CSPAN/Zogby’s Obama vs McCain poll, conducted from October 25 to October 27, shows Obama leading McCain by 4 % points — 49 % to 45 % among the likely voters nationally.

Investors Business Daily/TIPP poll, conducted from October 24 to October 28, shows Obama leading McCain by 3 % points — 47 % to 44 % among the likely voters nationally.

Obama, McCain battle it out on last weekend before polls

Washington - Leaving nothing to chance and taking no vote for granted, the two US presidential candidates kept up a frenetic pace Saturday as they plunged into the last weekend of campaigning before Tuesday's election.

Democratic Party presidential candidate Barack Obama is increasing his lead over Republican rival John McCain as the campaign enters its final phase, according to a poll published Saturday by the Washington Post.

It said 53 per cent of the electorate would vote for Obama, compared to 44 per cent for McCain. Obama also led in several key states seen as decisive in the election.

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