PPP: Palin leads ME, TX, WV, WI; Romney leads FL; Pawlenty leads MN

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Some of those numbers are HORRIBLE for Obama.  Being down 14 in Florida (in an electorate that voted for McCain by 1 point, so it's not a significant turnout gap) is not a good sign for Obama, as is being up by only about 16 points with Moderates (which he needs to win by about 30 generally).  Being down 2 points against a Generic Republican among TEXAS HISPANICS can't be a big confidence booster moving forward.

Also interesting--FL Hispanics Self-identify ("Primary party") as Democrats 48-30 but favor a generic Republican over Obama 57-36.

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