2008 State Polls

Democrat Polls

Hays Research Group (D)
Date: 8/6-7
Alaska
Added: 8/12/08

Quote:

McCain now has the support of 91% of the state�s GOP voters and 17% of Alaska Democrats. Obama is backed by 79% of Democrats and seven percent (7%) of Republicans. Unaffiliated voters prefer McCain by a 57% to 39% margin.

Nationally, while each candidate experienced a modest bounce after their conventions, the race is once again neck-and-neck, according to Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll.

Seventy-one percent (71%) have a favorable opinion of the Republican nominee, including 40% who view him very favorably. In late July, only 24% had a Very Favorable view of McCain. Only 28% now see McCain unfavorably, and just 12% say their view of him is Very Unfavorable. Both these negative numbers are down. The Anchorage Press in conjunction with its sister newspaper, the Frontiersman, along with KENI 650AM and KTUU Channel 2, have decided to throw another poll in the mix for the Moore Report. Originally, we just had three polls planned during the general season, the first one not scheduled for release until September 25th.

NOTE: No contest� McCain up 19%. 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.

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