SUSA IA, WI, SC

[Rowan]

IA
Obama 55%(+1)
McCain 40%(-1)

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=2882b094-e5d3-4110-93fa-e037638e7bb2

WI
Obama 55%(+4)
McCain 39%(-4)

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=c355de5e-4c57-4302-bb5d-66e5506885b8

SC
McCain 52%(-3)
Obama 44%(+3)

http://www.surveyusa.com/client/PollReport.aspx?g=7283ffa7-828d-4345-b44c-7e6a908196cc

[pepper11]

Obama to Iowa tomorrow.
Palin to Iowa Nov 3.

??

[Hash]

Where is your spin for this?

[ChrisFromNJ]

Damn, those are some brutal numbers for McCain.

[Person Man]

South Carolina seems to be competitive now.... is there any place on the Atlantic coast where Republicans are safe?

[exopolitician]

South Carolina seems to be competitive now.... is there any place on the Atlantic coast where Republicans are safe?

Personally I don't find 8 points "competitive"....but if you say so.

[Eraserhead]

Obama to Iowa tomorrow.
Palin to Iowa Nov 3.

??

I think Obama just likes Iowa and feels like he owes the people there something there. Alright, that doesn't make much sense but I just woke up.

[Verily]

That's one enormous gender gap in Iowa.

[Brittain33]

Palin to Iowa Nov 3.

She's giving the first speech of the 2012 campaign.

[Lief 🗽]

Doesn't look like no tightenin' I ever saw.

[Democratic Hawk]

Iowa

Republican 29% (32%): McCain 83% (85%); Obama 14% (12%)

Democrat 45% (42%): McCain 11% (6%); Obama 85% (90%)

Independent 25% (26%): McCain 43% (42%); Obama 49% (48%)

Conservative 32% (30%): McCain 78% (80%); Obama 18% (14%)

Moderate 44% (38%): McCain 26% (30%); Obama 70% (64%)

Liberal 16% (15%): McCain 9% (4%); Obama 83% (95%)

Regions:

Northeast 43% (40%): McCain 34% (37%); Obama 62% (58%)
Southeast 19% (20%): McCain 44% (42%); Obama 51% 953%)
Southwest 21% (22%): McCain 41% (42%); Obama 50% (51%)
Northwest 17% (18%): McCain 49% (45%); Obama 47% (48%)

Top issue - the economy 55% (66%): Obama 59% (57%); McCain 35% (39%)

Among actual voters (32%), Obama leads McCain, 69-29

(denotes SUSA, Oct. 8-10, 2008)

Wisconsin

Republican 32% (30%): McCain 82% (85%); Obama 16% (13%)

Democrat 37% (35%): McCain 9% (14%); Obama 91% (83%)

Independent 28% (30%): McCain 31% (37%); Obama 54% (53%)

Conservative 30% (31%): McCain 76% (80%); Obama 17% (15%)

Moderate 43% (44%): McCain 30% (36%); Obama 64% (60%)

Liberal 20% (18%): McCain 7% (7%); Obama 90% (84%)

Among actual voters (19%), Obama leads McCain 61-34

(denotes SUSA, Oct. 18-20, 2008)

South Carolina

Republican 43% (46%): McCain 86% (89%); Obama 12% (9%)

Democrat 34% (35%): McCain 9% (9%); Obama 90% (88%)

Independent 21% (18%): McCain 53% (56%); Obama 40% (33%)

Conservative 43% (42%): McCain 79% (85%); Obama 17% (13%)

Moderate 35% (31%): McCain 38% (39%); Obama 60% (57%)

Liberal 12% (9%): McCain 22% (17%); Obama 75% (76%)

Top issue - the economy 59% (64%): McCain 52% (53%); Obama 45% (43%)

(denotes SUSA, Oct. 12-14, 2008)