« Obama Camp: We Opted Out Of Public Financing Because McCain Won't Discuss Reining In 527s | Home | Election Central Morning Roundup »
Poll: Presidential Race A Dead Heat -- In Georgia
In a further sign of just how wide the political playing field is set to be this fall, a new poll finds that Barack Obama may well be able to win Georgia, a state that voted twice for George W. Bush and by healthy margins.
The numbers from InsiderAdvantage: McCain 44%, Obama 43%, within the ±5% margin of error. Some key numbers: Bob Barr, the former right-wing Georgia Congressman turned Libertarian nominee, is getting six-percent support, which otherwise would have probably gone to McCain. Also, InsiderAdvantage estimates that blacks will make up 29% of the electorate, up from 25% in 2004 exit polling.
Advertisement
Comments (78)