July 31, 2008

Poll Watch: Pew Research General Election

Pew Research General Election

  • Barack Obama 47% (48%)
  • John McCain 42% (40%)

Survey of 1,241 registered voters was conducted July 23-27. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted June 18-29 are in parentheses.

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9 Responses to “Poll Watch: Pew Research General Election”

  1. Thomas Alan Says:

    What’s up with all these registered voters polls? We’re 3 months away now. It’s time to spend a little extra and get an accurate poll guys.

  2. matt parker Says:

    I’m betting McCain’s favorability numbers tank after his shenanigans of this week…

    http://www.myoovooday.com/political/

  3. Thomas Alan Says:

    That seems to be Obama’s big push of the week. McCain’s being mean.

    But really, it makes sense. As long as McCain can make Obama the main story he’s going to keep Obama’s favorabilities going down while McCain treads water. He can then make his “I’m a big freakin’ hero” push in the last 6 weeks of the campaign (instead of playing it from the top of the deck like Kerry stupidly did).

  4. Kavon W. Nikrad Says:

    1. It’s July
    2. Neither candidate can break 50%

    We are in a holding pattern until Sept 5th basically.

  5. Aron Goldman Says:

    It appears Pew oversampled Democrats in this poll by approximately five percentage points, the precise differential between Obama and McCain.

    Here’s the breakdown by party identification:

    Democrat/Lean Democrat 51%
    Republican/Lean Republican 36%

  6. tanda Says:

    Wow! D +15 and B.O. leads by only 5?

  7. MacisBack08 Says:

    I think the Dems probably have almost a 15 pt advantage over the GOP among REGISTERED voters… probably 12/13 pts, but of course, among LIKELY voters, it’s probably D +8/9.

  8. Houston Says:

    Macis: I seriously doubt it’s anything more than +9 in Registered and +5 in likely.

  9. Aron Goldman Says:

    Rasmussen Reports: Partisan Trends

    Democrat 41.0%
    Republican 31.5%
    Unaffiliated 27.5%

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