New Poll: McCain, Obama in statistical dead heat in Arizona
Reported by: Tim Vetscher
Email: tvetscher@abc15.com
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With one week to go before Election Day, a new Arizona State University Cronkite/Eight Poll shows Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama statistically tied in Arizona.
The poll surveyed 1,019 registered voters in McCain's home state on October 23rd, 25th and 26th:
The first poll showed McCain with a 13 point lead in his home state.
In subsequent polls, McCain's lead slipped to 11 points, 7 points and now just 2 points.
"The race for President is pretty much a toss up," said Dr. Bruce Merrill, professor emeritus at ASU's Cronkite School of Journalism.
(More here.)
Email: tvetscher@abc15.com
FIRST ON ABC15.COM
With one week to go before Election Day, a new Arizona State University Cronkite/Eight Poll shows Senator John McCain and Senator Barack Obama statistically tied in Arizona.
The poll surveyed 1,019 registered voters in McCain's home state on October 23rd, 25th and 26th:
46 percent favored McCainThe poll has a sampling error of +/- 3 percent, and marks the fourth taken by ASU/KAET-TV.
44 percent favored Obama
The first poll showed McCain with a 13 point lead in his home state.
In subsequent polls, McCain's lead slipped to 11 points, 7 points and now just 2 points.
"The race for President is pretty much a toss up," said Dr. Bruce Merrill, professor emeritus at ASU's Cronkite School of Journalism.
(More here.)
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