Election 2008
Gallup Daily: Obama by 6, Is There a Europe Effect?
Obama moves back to significant lead over McCain
July 25, 2008Barack Obama has expanded his lead over John McCain in the Tuesday through Thursday Gallup Poll Daily tracking rolling average and now has a 47% to 41% advantage over his Republican challenger.More ...
Gallup Daily: Obama Maintains Slim Edge Over McCain
Overseas trip has not altered voter preferences to date
July 24, 2008Several days into his overseas trip, Barack Obama holds just a slim advantage over John McCain in Gallup Poll Daily tracking of the presidential race, 45% to 43%.More ...
A Domestic Reality Check on Obamania Abroad
Frank Newport
July 24, 2008In Europe, average citizens are much more in favor of Obama winning the U.S. election than McCain. The fascinating thing is the juxtaposition of the support Obama is getting abroad with his weaker support here at home.More ...
Obama Gains Over McCain in Swing States Since June
Gap has moved at least 3 points in his favor in all state groups since June
July 23, 2008Barack Obama has gained at least 3 points in his relative positioning against John McCain on Gallup’s presidential ballot in red, blue, and purple states since Obama clinched the Democratic nomination in June.More ...
Gallup Daily: Obama Has Modest 4-Point Lead
No sign yet of significant impact of Obama’s world tour
July 23, 2008Barack Obama maintains a modest 46% to 42% lead over John McCain among registered voters nationally in Gallup Poll Daily tracking, with no sign yet of a significant “bounce†from Obama’s high-visibility world tour.More ...
Europeans Perceive Stake in U.S. Election
July 23, 2008A large majority of citizens in the United Kingdom, France, and Germany say it makes a difference to their country who is elected U.S. president, and a majority in each of these countries choose Barack Obama over John McCain for U.S. president.
Gallup Daily: Presidential Contest Remains Close
No continuation of Obama bounce seen in Monday night interviewing
July 22, 2008The presidential race remains closely contested with 45% of registered voters favoring Barack Obama and 42% backing John McCain.More ...
No Sustained Bounce for Obama
July 22, 2008Despite the focus on Barack Obama’s trip abroad and a short-lived bounce, Monday night interviewing shows that the race between Obama and John McCain remains close.
Fact Checking McCain Campaign Assertions
Frank Newport
July 21, 2008“There is no basis in our data for Fernandez’ assertion about Obama losing support among Hispanics since he clinched the nomination.â€More ...
Gallup Daily: Obama Leads McCain by Six Points
Lead is among the largest Obama has held over McCain
July 21, 2008Barack Obama holds a 6-point lead over John McCain, 47% to 41%, in the latest Gallup Poll Daily tracking update. The results include two days of polling since Obama began his overseas trip.More ...
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