ARKANSAS (Rasmussen): McCain - 47%, Obama - 37%.
CALIFORNIA (Field): Obama - 54%, McCain - 30%.
NEVADA (Rasmussen): Obama - 42%, McCain - 40%.
NEW JERSEY (Strategic Vision-R): Obama - 47%, McCain - 38%.
NORTH CAROLINA (Rasmussen): McCain - 45%, Obama - 42%.
WASHINGTON (SurveyUSA): Obama - 55%, McCain - 39%.
KANSAS (Rasmussen): McCain - 52%, Obama - 32%.
OREGON (Rasmussen): Obama - 46%, McCain - 37%
WA - Obama (D) 55%, McCain (R) 39%
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VA, NV, OH are in play and use to be republican and even the Carolina's. Mt use to be republican and even AZ is in play, the state where McSame is from.
Democrat Barack Obama has a 7-point lead on Republican John McCain in the U.S. presidential race, and holds a small edge on the crucial question of who would best manage the economy, according to a Reuters/Zogby poll released on Wednesday.
The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Friday shows Barack Obama attracting 44% of the vote while John McCain earns 42%.
This next article was on the 16th.
The Rasmussen Reports Balance of Power Calculator (see methodology below) shows Barack Obama leading in states with 210 Electoral College votes while John McCain leads in states with 165 votes. When leaners are included, Obama leads 293-227. On Monday, July 14, South Dakota shifted from "Likely GOP" to "Leans GOP". On Wednesday, July 16, Kansas shifted from "Likely GOP" to "Safe GOP".
Several southern republican states are in play also. Obama has positioned himself right where he needs to be.
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