R2K Mississippi: No worries for McCain

[Kalimantan]

McCain 50
Obama 40
Other 3
Undecided 7

The Research 2000 Mississippi Poll was conducted from October 14 through October 15, 2008. A total of 600 likely voters who vote regularly in state elections were interviewed statewide by telephone.  MOE +-4%

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                  MCCAIN      OBAMA       OTHER       UNDECIDED   

ALL                 50%         40%          3%          7%

MEN                 53%         38%          4%          5%
WOMEN               47%         42%          2%          9%

DEMOCRATS           10%         80%          2%          8%
REPUBLICANS         87%          4%          3%          6%
OTHER               48%         41%          4%          7%

WHITE               78%         15%          3%          4%
BLACK                4%         82%          2%         12%

18-29               44%         46%          3%          7%
30-44               53%         37%          4%          6%
45-59               51%         40%          4%          5%
60+                 53%         36%          1%         10%

DELTA/JACKSON       43%         49%          1%          7%
NORTHEAST           55%         35%          5%          5%
SOUTHEAST           54%         36%          3%          7%

[Lief 🗽]

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Haha, wow. Also, I think we all know where that 12% undecided black vote is going to go. That's the reserve Bradley effect for ya.

[Lunar]

Musgrove behind by 1.

So in reality about 4.

Not bad.

[Kalimantan]

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Haha, wow. Also, I think we all know where that 12% undecided black vote is going to go. That's the reserve Bradley effect for ya.

He is doing a point better than Kerry amongst whites. Yes, the 12% undecided black vote is interesting

[Torie]

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Haha, wow. Also, I think we all know where that 12% undecided black vote is going to go. That's the reserve Bradley effect for ya.

He is doing a point better than Kerry amongst whites. Yes, the 12% undecided black vote is interesting

The undecided black vote may be interesting, but it is phony. It is just blacks who don't want to tell the pollster how they are voting. Almost all are Obama voters. It happens in every election. Most of the purported undecided black voters, vote Dem.

[Kalimantan]

Yeah, thats what I meant. Interesting that 1 in 8 black voters in MS won't admit they favor Obama.

Worried they'll be run out of town with a pitchfork?

[Torie]

Yeah, thats what I meant. Interesting that 1 in 8 black voters in MS won't admit they favor Obama.

Worried they'll be run out of town with a pitchfork?

It happens is less racist places too.