In Ohio, 12% of voters already voted. Obama won those early voters 57-39!

[darius15]

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=a98f6f52-fb6d-4800-9f4e-d55dcb6589f2

The poll shows Obama up 50-45 in Ohio! Anyway, I've seen this trend in SurveyUSA polls. Among those in a state who already voted, Obama has huge leads, which tells me that we are doing well to get young voters and blacks out to the polls. :woohoo:

[lessthanjake]

1. This means that on election day

McCain would have to win the rest of the voters by 2.6%. Unlikely, id say.

[DeepBlueDem]

2. 51-43 in Georgia among early voting too.

[Bullet1987]

3. 12% is not a TON!! Let's not get carried away folks

[Drunken Irishman]

4. For early voting? It's pretty sizable.

And if 12% more people vote prior to election day, we're looking at 24% of the voters who have already voted before election day.

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

5. Too late.

I already took down all my Obama signs and got a campaign donation refund.

Whoops.

Oh well. There's always 2012.

[WI_DEM]

6. Yes! but it's good news, anyway.

[Realityhack]

7. 12% of what? Registered voters or elegeable or expected? n/t

[milkyway]

8. That is too small a sample size to mean much. 12% of 575 is 69 voters already voted. That means

Obama is ahead 39 votes to 30 votes. Flipping just five voters would mean McCain is ahead.

Way too small a sample to tell us much...but I'm still glad it shows Barack doing well.