Combine VA, NC and FL and OH could give Gramps 80% of its vote and it wouldn't matter.
Political Wire:
PPP Poll: Obama Increases Lead in North Carolina
A new Public Policy Polling survey in North Carolina shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain, 51% to 44%, "and his remarkably strong standing with white voters in the state is the main reason."
Key findings: "Obama's gains are being fueled by very strong performances with two of the fastest growing voter blocs in the state: suburbanites and independent voters. He is up 56-38 in suburbia, where Bush won convincingly in 2004, and has expanded his lead with independents to 51-33."
Rasmussen: Obama Way Ahead in Virginia
A new Rasmussen survey shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain by a stunning ten points, 54% to 44%.
Just last week, Obama's lead was just three points.
**** And, For good measure ***
Suffolk Poll: Obama Leads in Ohio, McCain Up in Missouri
A new Suffolk University poll shows Sen. Barack Obama leading Sen. John McCain by nine points in Ohio, 51% to 42%.
Said pollster David Paleologos: "If Ohio goes for Obama, it may be lights out for McCain. At least today, the probability of an Ohio win is supported by the high-single-digit lead in the statewide poll coupled with the Perry County bellwether, which showed Obama leading by 4 percent."
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