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Final Set of National and State Polls11/4/08
Obama's 7.4% national lead remains steady. Looks like Obama will definitely win Iowa and New Mexico, coming to within 6 EV of the presidency. Obama's lead in Pennsylvania remains healthy, ensuring that McCain does not take any blue states. Obama is slightly ahead in McCain's must win states of Florida and Ohio, which would give him the election. Obama is contesting McCain's must win states of Virginia, North Carolina, Indiana, and Missouri -- which also would give him the election. If Obama loses this election, it would be shocking. As shocking as it was to see Obama lose to Clinton in the New Hampshire primaries even though he was up by double digits in the polls. Also keep in mind that 9 of 10 pollsters though Obama would fare better than he did in the Pennsylvania primaries.
The political betting odds had Obama at -1000 odds of winning this election. That means you have to put down 10 bucks to win back a buck... which means the pundits give him about a 91% chance of winning this election. Nevertheless, Rasmussen Reports conducted a poll and found that Democrats were more likely to participate in exit polls. They found that Republicans were at least twice as likely to indicate that they were not going to participate.
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