Barack Obama 52
John McCain 42
With the Hispanic vote unifying behind him, Barack Obama is out to his largest
lead yet in a PPP poll of Colorado.
Obama is now leading 71-21 with that group of voters, a considerable
improvement from a 57-36 edge in PPP's survey of the state taken three weeks
ago. The white vote is exactly the same as it was previously, a 48-47 advantage
for Obama. Obama's margin has increased by three points since that poll, which
showed him with a 51-44 advantage in the state.
Full results here.
October 07, 2008
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