MishMashZone

The TIPP poll in 2004 was almost correct.  Now they show a closer race than any other poll.  Obama 46%, McCain 44%.

A Democrat hasn’t won 50% of the vote in decades, Obama has never been up to 50% in the TIPP poll and now it’s at 46%.  Almost 9% still have not made up their minds about the election (which is hard to believe since they have been campaigning forever).  it’s likely that most of them will vote for McCain on Tuesday.

This from Hot Air:    

How do we know this?  Independents have begun to break for McCain. McCain now leads 45-43.  A week ago, Obama led 43-38 with 19% undecided.  The entire 7% that has come out of the undecided column in that period have gone to McCain, and 12% of them still have to make up their minds.  Interestingly, slightly more Democrats than Republicans are undecided — not good news for Obama.

If TIPP is right — and at the moment, they’re occupying a lonely spot among national pollsters — then it calls into question the notion that Obama is leading in all of the battleground states.  We’ll see who was right on Tuesday.

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