October 31, 2008
Posted: 12:22 PM ET
From CNN's Emily Sherman
McCain is behind in battlegrounds states as Election Day draws near.
(CNN)—The latest CNN poll of polls shows Sen. John McCain is still behind in battleground states with just five days before Election Day. CNN’s first Arizona poll of polls shows McCain leading Sen. Barack Obama by 4 points, 49 percent to 45 percent. In Colorado, Obama is leading McCain by 7 points, 51 percent to 44 percent; CNN’s last Colorado Poll of Polls –- released October 26 –- also showed Obama leading McCain by 7 points, 50 percent to 43 percent. CNN’s new Georgia of Polls shows McCain leading Obama by 6 points 50 percent to 44 percent; The last Georgia Poll of Polls –- released October 26 –- also showed McCain leading Obama by 6 points. In Florida, a state both candidates have been working overtime in, Obama is leading McCain by 3 points 48 percent to 45 percent; CNN’s last Florida Poll of Polls –- released October 28 –- showed Obama leading McCain by 4 points In battleground Missouri McCain and Obama are currently tied with 47 percent each; CNN’s last Missouri Poll of Polls –- released October 27 –- showed Obama leading McCain by 1 point. CNN’s new Nevada Poll of Polls shows Obama leading McCain by 7 points, 50 percent to 43 percent. CNN’s first North Carolina of Polls shows Obama leading McCain by 4 points 50 percent to 46 percent. In Ohio, a state which is critical to McCain’s shot at the White House, Obama is now leading McCain by 5 points, 49 percent to 44 percent; The last Ohio Poll of Polls –- released October 29 –- showed Obama leading McCain by 8 points. Finally, in Virginia, Obama is leading McCain by 7 point 51 percent to 44 percent. View specific polls included after the jump
The Arizona general election "Poll of Polls" consists of three surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), NBC/Mason-Dixon (October 27-28), and Arizona State University (October 23-26). The Colorado general election "Poll of Polls" consists of three surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), Marist (October 27-28), and AP-GfK (October 22-26). The Georgia general election "Poll of Polls" consists of three surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), NBC/Mason-Dixon (October 22-23), and Research 2000 (October 14-15). The Florida general election "Poll of Polls" consists of six surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), AP-GfK (October 22-26), LATimes/Bloomberg (October 25-27), Suffolk (October 23-26), Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26), and Quinnipiac (October 22-26). The Missouri general election "Poll of Polls" consists of three surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26), and NBC/Mason-Dixon (October 22-23). The Nevada general election "Poll of Polls" consists of five surveys: Research 2000 (October 25-28), Suffolk (October 23-27), CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26), and AP/GfK (October 22-26). The North Carolina general election "Poll of Polls" consists of three surveys: CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26), and AP/GfK (October 22-26). The Ohio general election "Poll of Polls" consists of five surveys: AP-Gfk (October 22-26), CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), LATimes/Bloomberg (October 25-27), Marist (October 24-26), and Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26). The Virginia general election "Poll of Polls" consists of five surveys: AP-Gfk (October 22-26), CNN/Time/ORC (October 23-28), Marist (October 26-27), Reuters/Zogby (October 23-26. There is no sampling error for the poll of polls because it is based on an average of polls in any given state. Filed under: Barack Obama John McCain |
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