2008 State Polls

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Rasmussen Reports
Date: 4/7/08
Alaska
Added: 4/7/08

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The survey sample used was a computer generated random list derived from a database of all households within the State of Alaska with working telephone numbers who have at least one member who has voted in at least two of the last four local or state elections. The sample frame was designed to accurately reflect the actual population percentages. While closer than expected, the race has remained remarkably stable. Two weeks ago, it was McCain 45%, Obama 40%. A month ago, the Republican candidate was ahead 45%to 41%.

McCain, however, is now viewed favorably by 65% of Alaska voters, up two points from the previous survey and up eight since June. Obama is viewed favorably by 52%, down just a single point from each of the previous two surveys.

Twenty-nine percent (29%) have a Very Favorable opinion of Obama while 28% hold a Very Unfavorable view. For McCain, the numbers are 24% Very Favorable and just 13% Very Unfavorable.

McCain is supported by 79% of Republicans. Obama earns the vote from 75% of Democrats and enjoys a 12-percentage point lead among unaffiliated voters. Full crosstabs are available for Premium Members.

President Bush�s job approval rating tends to track better in Alaska than much of the rest of the country. Thirty-seven percent (37%) say the President is doing a good or an excellent job while 46% rate his performance as poor. . . . .

This is a monthly synopsis of many more 2008 Alaska polls.

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