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Democrats Leading McCain in "Purple" States

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PRINCETON, NJ -- Democratic front-runner Barack Obama has a four-point advantage over presumptive Republican nominee John McCain among registered voters residing in states that were competitive in the 2004 election. Obama has a comfortable lead in states John Kerry won comfortably in 2004, as does McCain in states George W. Bush won easily.
Hillary Clinton also leads McCain by the same 47% to 43% margin among purple-state voters. But she does not fare quite as well as Obama does in blue states, and she trails McCain by a slightly larger margin than Obama does in red states.

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I fear that what this means is this election will be as tight as the last one, when the margin of victory was less than the margin of error.

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Reply#1 - Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:22 AM EDT
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