October 12, 2008

Poll Watch: Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby Daily Tracking (10/12)

Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby Daily Tracking Poll

  • Barack Obama 48.9%
  • John McCain 42.8%

Survey of 1,206 likely voters was conducted October 8-11. The margin of error is +/- 2.9 percentage points.

by @ 1:09 am. Filed under Poll Watch - General Election
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10 Responses to “Poll Watch: Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby Daily Tracking (10/12)”

  1. WiseGuy Says:

    Sadly, my prediction of a tie by this week was WRONG. I do still think it will tighten up by the election.

    Get ready for a Michael Phelps finish!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Jeremy Says:

    #1. WiseGuy.

    We all knew it was a wrong prediction. Some of us are actually toned in to the reality of this campaign. That’s why some of us shut their mouths when you made the prediction.

  3. bob Says:

    Remember Republicans always poll worse on the weekend. And remember Sarah’s rally tomorrow at the Richmond International Speedway in Richmond Virginia-capacity 100,000. Let’s see if we can fill the joint.

  4. kansasprogress.com Says:

    One bit of good news is that Obama appears to not get any higher than 51-52% in Rasmussen’s polls. And McCain’s floor is ~45%.

    Let’s hope that 3-4% of Obama’s margin is only weakly supporting Obama.

    #2 I want to see more optimism.

  5. mike Says:

    Have faith – if McCain can get within 3% just before voting day and can gain Virginia back he can still win this thing in the electoral math.

  6. John Says:

    Yessssssssssss!!!!

    We need the optimism.

    Never surrender.

    Give away the Presidency to Obama?

    NOOO

  7. kansasprogress.com Says:

    Was that Howard Dean writing #6?

  8. James Shultz Says:

    the problem is we kept saying well, Obama has never stayed at 50% 50% that is important well, he is there. As for #3 Palin needs to be concerned about the trooper gate effect, not alot mind you but just enough to make her unfavs go up………..

    Speaking of Unfavs we use to look at them…..McCains problem is Obams Favs are going up and McCains are going down. We can argue over, over samp party id yada yada but in all ot he polls LV, RV closer samp to Dems vrs Pubs Obamas Favs go up and McCains go down. this is a problem. Tone should change some so McCains favs shoud go up. Attack Obama on policy sure, but the other way drives up your own negs too.

  9. James Shultz Says:

    Speaking of Unfavs we use to look at them…..McCains problem is Obams Favs are going up and McCains are going down. We can argue over, over samp party id yada yada but in all ot he polls LV, RV closer samp to Dems vrs Pubs Obamas Favs go up and McCains go down. this is a problem. Tone should change some so McCains favs shoud go up. Attack Obama on policy sure, but the other way drives up your own negs too.

    McCains fav rating stays stagnet or goes down, when it does go up, Obamas pace goes up more. If that continues that is not going to win this for McCain

  10. Glo Says:

    The Democrats are secretly anxious about a Bradley, Dinkins effect. Are the polls not
    truthful? Who knows?

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