Obama opens 14-point lead in CBS/NYT poll
October 14th, 2008 at 07:23pm Pat Cunningham
On the eve of the third and final presidential of the season, Barack Obama has surged to a lead of 14 percentage points — 18 points among independents — over John McCain in the latest CBS/New York Times POLL.
The survey also shows that McCain’s attacks on Obama and his choice of Sarah Palin as a running mate are both drags on the Republican ticket.
UPDATE: Two more polls (HERE and HERE) show Obama pulling away.
These are apart from the various daily tracking polls, two of which have Obama up by double-digits.
Then there are the POLLS released today that put Obama ahead in the battleground states of Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Entry Filed under: Sarah Palin, polls, John McCain, Barack Obama
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