August 28, 2008

Poll Watch: PPIC California General Election

PPIC California General Election

  • Barack Obama 48% (50%)
  • John McCain 39% (35%)

Survey of 1,047 likely voters was conducted August 12-19. The margin of error is +/- percentage points. Results from the poll conducted July 8-22 are in parentheses.

Inside the numbers:

The most significant shift is among independent likely voters, with Obama’s share of their vote dropping 9 points (from 57% to 48%), while McCain’s share has increased 12 points (21% to 33%). Obama has the overwhelming support of Democratic likely voters (81%), and McCain’s support among Republicans is similarly strong (77%). Among other groups, female likely voters prefer Obama to McCain (53% to 32%), while men are divided (42% Obama, 46% McCain). Latino likely voters overwhelmingly prefer Obama (71% Obama, 16% McCain), and whites prefer McCain (38% Obama, 47% McCain). Likely voters under age 35 strongly favor Obama over McCain (65% Obama, 21% McCain), while support among likely voters age 55 and older is divided (43% Obama, 45% McCain).

by @ 9:01 am. Filed under Poll Watch - General Election State Polls
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10 Responses to “Poll Watch: PPIC California General Election”

  1. Illinoisguy Says:

    This will close with Romney, but we may not win it.

  2. mike Says:

    Obama was 10% ahead of Hillary in the primary polls in Cal and lost there.

  3. Jeff Says:

    GOP will not win CA - no matter what ticket we throw out there… move along, nothing to see here…

  4. OHIO JOE Says:

    It might be somewhat close, but the only way we win this state is by a total Democrat meltdown.

  5. Illinoisguy Says:

    True guys, but that could happen! Can you say Ayars, Rezko, Farakhan, Wright….?

  6. dave Says:

    There is just no way that CA flips without MI and PA already in the bag assuring a McCain victory. But, McCain within 9 pts in CA shows his strength with independants. Lets hope his Veep choice also helps in that department.

  7. KnightHawk Says:

    Only thing CA staying under 10 points is good for is the popular vote and we all know how much that really matters. lol ;)

  8. John Galt Says:

    obama is beatable. mccain has really turned his campaign around. they need to run on teh experience thing. bceause clearly obama is admitting his is experience deficient and having biden next to him simply excacerbates that.

    an experienced ticket (won’t be t-paw, won’t be palin) along with the arrogance them attack will win it for the republicans.

  9. MWS Says:

    “Latino likely voters overwhelmingly prefer Obama (71% Obama, 16% McCain”

    That’s the most troubling number. Wasn’t the latino vote supposed to be close? Obama didn’t do well with them in the primary.

  10. bethtopaz Says:

    California is a cesspool of liberalism. I know. I live here. Hoosier in exile for 30 years, trying to escape next year and go back home.

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