Chris Cantell Discusses Politics: Obama leads in poll
by Magdalena Rosova
Solid margins of women, minorities and young voters have strenghten position of Barack Obama, who is now leading 6 percent over John McCain, according to newest poll released Tuesday.
Obama lead with support of 47 percent, while his Republican rival has only 41 percent. Poll was taken after Obama's trip to Middle Eastern and Europen capitals. It is becoming more and more apparent, that Obama will be the first African-American president.
McCain, senator of Arizona, leads by 10 points among whites and is doing well among men as well. These are the groups, Republican traditionally do well with.
Obama lead by 13 points among women and by 30 points among young voters up to age 34. Naturally, he leads among blacks and other minorities by 55 points over McCain.
Less then 5 percent of the respondents supported independent candidates Ralph Nader and Bob Barr. If the could not choose one of these candidates, most of them would decide for Obama.
For question, which party they would like to see in control of Senate next year, Democrats were favored 53 percent over Republicans with only 35 percent.
Only 18 percent think the USAis moving the right direction and just 31 percent agree with politics of George Bush. However, this result is a bit better then a result of poll form the middle July.
The poll involved 1,002 respondents, including 833 registered voters, who were interviewed by telephone. The margin of sampling error can be about 3.1 percent.
The result of the poll shows that McCain is facing a huge disadventage in November 4th.
related story: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25816799/
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Obama lead with support of 47 percent, while his Republican rival has only 41 percent. Poll was taken after Obama's trip to Middle Eastern and Europen capitals. It is becoming more and more apparent, that Obama will be the first African-American president.
McCain, senator of Arizona, leads by 10 points among whites and is doing well among men as well. These are the groups, Republican traditionally do well with.
Obama lead by 13 points among women and by 30 points among young voters up to age 34. Naturally, he leads among blacks and other minorities by 55 points over McCain.
Less then 5 percent of the respondents supported independent candidates Ralph Nader and Bob Barr. If the could not choose one of these candidates, most of them would decide for Obama.
For question, which party they would like to see in control of Senate next year, Democrats were favored 53 percent over Republicans with only 35 percent.
Only 18 percent think the USAis moving the right direction and just 31 percent agree with politics of George Bush. However, this result is a bit better then a result of poll form the middle July.
The poll involved 1,002 respondents, including 833 registered voters, who were interviewed by telephone. The margin of sampling error can be about 3.1 percent.
The result of the poll shows that McCain is facing a huge disadventage in November 4th.
related story: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25816799/
 | by Magdalena Rosova for PocketNews (http://pocketnews.tv) |
PocketNews is a new real-time news broadcaster delivering the latest and hottest news right to your pocket ! With global clients who want to be kept up to date, PocketNews is everyone's way of keeping in touch with the World.<br><br><font size=2>These news are original content from young talents around the world and are selected for you by Chris Cantell.</font><br>
edited by Beata Biskova
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