Sat Oct 25, 2008 at 08:10:34 PM EDT
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| The latest Marist poll of New Jersey puts Barack Obama ahead by 17 among likely voters, a big improvement over the 3 point lead in their September poll. As for approval ratings, they actually use the word "lovefest" to describe Obama's 65-30 favorable-unfavorable score. There were 628 likely voters (MoE 4%) for the poll taken 10/20 and 10/21. You'll have to click through to see the registered voters, but there's not much difference. This poll adds to the evidence that Obama is now at or above 55% -- No wonder we don't have the usual stories of Republicans getting their hopes up.
51% of voters view Sarah Palin unfavorably, worse than her running mate who gets 44% unfavorable.
Lautenberg leads 48-41 among likely voters. There's no evidence of change since September. Only half of each side's voters say they strongly support their guy, which I blame on the lack of visible campaigning.
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| Hopeful :: Marist Poll: Obama 56, McCain 39 in New Jersey |
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