Today, I'm going to post some poll numbers from various states from Survey USA, which has been the best polling firm this election cycle.
Obviously, things can change pretty quickly, and once the Democratic primary ends, then you may see a lot of movement in the polls. However, I want you to consider this: Barack Obama could lose Massachusetts, Ohio, Missouri, and can't even get out of the 20th percentile in Kentucky, whilst Hillary Clinton destroys McCain in Massachusetts and Ohio. She can pick up Missouri, Kentucky and possibly New Mexico. Plus, she has wider margin of victory in California.
Everyone talks about Barack winning so much in the south, but he's being trounced in Virgina, Alabama, and Kansas (granted, so is Clinton, but Clinton has also won all the primaries in the BIG states, except Illinois). Will someone please explain to me how he's a better choice to win the General Election, based on victories in Red states that will never turn Blue? How embarrassing will it be if Obama can't carry the liberal bastion of Massachusetts?
Superdelgates, this is WHY you were created! We can't give the nomination to someone who is going to be like a lamb to the slaughter.
Massachusetts:
Clinton 56
McCain 41
Obama 48
McCain 46
New Mexico:
Clinton 46
McCain 49
Obama 44
McCain 50
Missouri:
Clinton 47
McCain 46
Obama 42
McCain 50
New York:
Clinton 55
McCain 39
Obama 52
McCain 43
Ohio:
Clinton 53
McCain 42
Obama 45
McCain 47
Oregon:
Clinton 47
McCain 46
Obama 51
McCain 42
Virginia:
Clinton 39
McCain 55
Obama 44
McCain 52
Minnesota:
Clinton 47
McCain 46
Obama 49
McCain 43
Wisconsin:
Clinton 46
McCain 46
Obama 49
McCain 44
Kansas:
Clinton 36
McCain 57
Obama 37
McCain 54
Alabama:
Clinton 34
McCain 60
Obama 32
McCain 64
California:
Clinton 53
McCain 40
Obama 50
McCain 43
Iowa:
Clinton 42
McCain 48
Obama 49
McCain 42
Kentucky:
Clinton 46
McCain 48
Obama 29
McCain 63
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