New Rasmussen Georgia Poll: McAss 54%(0) Obama 45%(+2)

[Obamarulz11]

Wednesday, October 08, 2008
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While his numbers may be souring in much of the country, John McCain is still strongly ahead of Barack Obama in Georgia, 54% to 45%, in the latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of voters in the state.

In August, McCain led Obama 54% to 43%.

Nationally, Obama has been gaining ground steadily in the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll ever since the Wall Street debacle began to dominate the news.

In Georgia, McCain has the support of 92% of Republicans and five percent (5%) of Democrats. Obama is backed by 94% of Democratic voters and seven percent (7%) of Republicans. McCain has a 25-point lead among unaffiliated voters.

Men prefer McCain to Obama 62% to 38%, while women, as in much of the country, give the edge to Obama 51% to 46%.

A stunning 99% of the African-American vote goes to Obama, the first black presidential candidate of a major U.S. political party, along with 28% of the white vote. Seventy percent (70%) of whites support McCain.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/election_20082/2008_presidential_election/georgia/election_2008_georgia_presidential_election

[Obamarulz11]

1. According to Rasmussen Georgia is smoking crack and meth see below

Voters trust McCain more than Obama on the economy 54% to 43%.

[Lint Head]

2. Georgia? I guess that proves Rush Limbaugh is a pedophile.

:dem:

[occe]

3. Not enough

What's wrong with GA? I thought Barack could possibly snag it. Doesn't look like it'll be the case :(. He can't close that lead and win. Makes me very upset.