New PA GE Poll

[datopbanana]

John McCain (R) 38%
Hillary Clinton (D) 47%

John McCain (R) 39%
Barack Obama (D) 47%


Obama up 8% with 26% of Clinton supporters refusing to vote for him?

Clinton up 9% with 22% of Obama supporters refusing to vote for her?


If the Dem party can come together, I feel pretty good about PA in the GE.


http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/pennsylvania/election_2008_pennsylvania_presidential_election

[DerekJ]

1. But... But... I thought he can't win big states ?!!!

They told me he can't get the support of the white working class people?!!
Those 47% must be all black and self hating whites.

[datopbanana]

4. In...

mid-Feb he was up 10%, in mid-March (after Wright broke, and just before his speech) he was down 1%. And now he's back up 8%.

So it appears he squared Wright and that NAFTA BS with the PA voters.

[DerekJ]

2. kick

[jefferson_dem]

3. This poll alone may be the final nail in Hillary's coffin.

So much for her "he can't win big states"..."she performs better in the electoral college" nonsensical talking point.

Someone check on Fast Eddie Rendell. Hopefully, he's not having palpations.

[datopbanana]

5. Electoral Tie?

What happens in the event of an electoral tie in the GE?

I can see this scenario playing out.

[catgirl]

6. Popular vote?

That is an interesting scenario.

[AllentownJake]

7. Where does it go than

The house or the senate?

[UALRBSofL]

8. I think possibly at this point I might put Michigan in the purple area

Just an opinion but until the MI/FL issues are settled I would probably put MI in a purple color. Just my opinion.

[datopbanana]

9. i don't think clinton's...

smear on obama about letting the votes count holds much sway in MI. The simpleminded in FL have a little more to go on because they were both on the ballot.

but i don't think MI holds any grudges towards obama.

but MI will be close, so it surely is purp, i just played it all out.