Im so confused - Who is in lead in the poll. Obama or McCain?

Question

Sorry I really hope its McCain - but I fear that it is not.

Answer 1

obama is, mccain & all his supporters should be worried. do you ever see ppl wearing shirts with mccain?? no... he says hes against on shore drilling when palin is pro on shore drilling... he agrees with bush 95% of the time and thats what people dont like, bush has destroyed america and ppl dont want mccain to finish it... mccain will die and leave presidency up to a woman who has no experience, im not sexist, im a woman, im just saying that shes not even a senator.

Answer 2

polls mean nothing

big business and the banks will install Mccain

Answer 3

In CNN's Poll of Polls, Obama is - but no one truly knows the real accuracy of these polls. We'll find out in November though.

Answer 4

It depends on the day...really; they just keep see-sawing back & forth.  I guess we won't know until the actual election. You need to vote for your choice!!!

Answer 5

You have to always add a few points to the Democrat side, because the people who won't be answering phones, college students, poor people, etc., will vote democratic.

Answer 6

Hmm I'm pretty sure they about even oboma has a small lead most think.

Answer 7

It totally depends on the poll. There are a bunch of them asking different people what they think, and they vary greatly. In any case, I wouldn't fret too much over them. Until November comes along, they are meaningless anyway.  

Answer 8

There are several.  They're tied on one and Obama leads on the rest.  Still too early to place to much faith in the polls though.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/...

Answer 9

Obama, up by 8pts.   49 to 41, according to the Gallup poll. Sucks for you.

Answer 10

the liberal pollsters mostly poll democrats so it shows obama with a general 3 point lead.

go to  www.realclearpolitics.com

also a large amount of people want to be PC so they say they will vote for the black guy but they really won't.

Answer 11

don't be misled by the national tracking polls - they are a sample of the attitude of people all across the country. This is interesting, but the president is not elected by popular vote.

The only way to understand how the campaigns are going is to understand each state individually, and how each state will vote. There are many web sites that track this, but my favorite is http://www.electoral-vote.com/

At this moment, Obama is ahead in the electoral college by a slim margin.

Don't be afraid of Obama. He really is the best hope for our country. Don't succumb to the politics of fear.  

Answer 12

It's not.

McCain 41

Obama 49

http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx

Answer 13

You hope it's McCain?!

Man, is that ever scary. The man has no judgement whatsoever. In response to the crisis in Georgia he announced he would have admitted Georgia to NATO, a move the Kremlin said was a declaration of war. Two days later McCain calmed down and retracted what he said.

That's judgement? That's a man who's ready to be president? Who puts "country first"? Really, come on. Grow up and get serious.