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: TalkLeftCNN/Time Poll: Obama Ahead in WI, Florida Tied
By Jeralyn
A new CNN/Time Magazine poll came out today.
- In Indiana and North Carolina, McCain/Palin leads Obama/Biden, 51% to 45%, and 48% to 47%, respectively.
- Obama leads McCain in the states of Ohio and Wisconsin, 49% to 47% and 50% to 47%, respectively.
- The new poll finds the candidates in a dead heat in Florida, each with 48%.
Bottom line: Factoring in the margins of error, Florida, North Carolina and Ohio remain in a virtual tie between John McCain and Barack Obama. As to the electoral map, CNN says: [More...]
Taking into account these new polls, CNN now estimates that if the presidential election were held today, Obama would win 233 electoral votes and John McCain 189. There are 116 electoral votes up for grabs; 270 electoral votes are needed to win the White House.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on September 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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