SurveyUSA 14-State Poll Release

[Tender Branson]

All polls conducted between April 11-13:

Massachusetts:

Clinton vs. McCain: 56-41
Obama vs. McCain: 48-46

New Mexico:

Clinton vs. McCain: 46-49
Obama vs. McCain: 44-50

Missouri:

Clinton vs. McCain: 47-46
Obama vs. McCain: 42-50

New York:

Clinton vs. McCain: 55-39
Obama vs. McCain: 52-43

Ohio:

Clinton vs. McCain: 53-42
Obama vs. McCain: 45-47

Oregon:

Obama vs. McCain: 51-42
Clinton vs. McCain: 47-46

Virginia:

Obama vs. McCain: 44-52
Clinton vs. McCain: 39-55

Minnesota:

Obama vs. McCain: 49-43
Clinton vs. McCain: 47-46

Wisconsin:

Obama vs. McCain: 49-44
Clinton vs. McCain: 46-46

Kansas:

Obama vs. McCain: 37-54
Clinton vs. McCain: 36-57

Alabama:

Clinton vs. McCain: 34-60
Obama vs. McCain: 32-64

California:

Clinton vs. McCain: 53-40
Obama vs. McCain: 50-43

Iowa:

Obama vs. McCain: 49-42
Clinton vs. McCain: 42-48

Kentucky:

Clinton vs. McCain: 46-48
Obama vs. McCain: 29-63

http://www.surveyusa.com/electionpolls.aspx

[Tender Branson]

Compared with their last poll release, Obama gained in OH and lost badly in VA, NM. Why ?

East Kentucky is funny:

Clinton: 53%
McCain: 39%
"Other": 8%

McCain: 70%
Obama: 18%
"Other": 12%

[Tender Branson]

Obama actually loses the St. Louis area to McCain in this matchup ... ROFL !

I think we can safely put 'R' next to SurveyUSA from now on.

I just looked up SUSA's regional defintion and according to them "St. Louis" it's not just including St. Louis City and St. Louis County, but most of Eastern Missouri as well. Therefore it might actually be tied. But he wouldn´t lose the city+county alone to McCain ...

[Tender Branson]

What's their definition of East Kentucky, by any chance?

Do they mean just the good counties in the far east, or the hopeless ones in the southeast too?

(Granted, Obama's going to win 3 or 4 rural counties in the area, no matter what happens.)

http://www.surveyusa.com/SUSA_Regional_Definitions_080220.htm

[Tender Branson]

SurveyUSA released a new WA state poll as well:

Obama: 53%
McCain: 40%

Clinton: 48%
McCain: 45%

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=652bf5a0-ebbb-42de-9506-28376dc9abc3