October 30, 2008 - 2:39pm
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Muhlenberg tracking poll: Obama over McCain, 54-41
By Alex Roarty, PolitickerPA.com ReporterEvery day from now until Election Day, PolitickerPA.com will publish the results of the latest Muhlenberg College tracking poll.
The latest poll shows Barack Obama leading John McCain 54 percent to 41 percent, a 2-point increase for the Democratic presidential nominee from Tuesday. Obama hasn't had fewer than a 10-point over the Republican Presidential nominee since Oct. 2, according to the poll, and the 54 percent support is his highest yet.
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Give it a rest McCain...
He has to talk about the issues, not Obama's past. There is too much negativity in McCain's campaign, that is why he is behind Obama.
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