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Ipsos McClatchy
Date: 9/26-29
Added: 10/1/08

Ipsos McClatchy
Date: 9/18-22
Added: 9/24/08

Quote:

Stronger on Jobs, economy: McCain 40, Obama 48.

Stronger on Foreign policy: McCain 53, Obama 39.

Stronger on Health care: McCain 36, Obama 50.

Stronger on National security: McCain 60, Obama 32.

Ipsos McClatchy
Date: 9/11-15
Added: 9/18/08

Quote:

"It seems like McCain is holding the ground he gained with his convention bump," said Clifford Young, a senior vice president at Ipsos, a public affairs firm. "We're not seeing any fast deterioration."

While there was no significant change in the number of voters who said they supported either ticket, the poll did suggest some easing of the commitment to McCain-Palin.

Among those supporting McCain and Palin, 71 percent said they'd definitely vote for the ticket, down from 77 percent the week before. The slice of those who said they'd probably vote for McCain-Palin rose from 10 percent to 13 percent, and the total of those who said they could change their minds rose from 10 percent to 12 percent.

"It does suggest a slight wavering on the McCain-Palin side," Young said. "There's a little more doubt in people's minds. There are underlying signs that the convention bump may have a time stamp on it."

Support for Obama and Biden remained almost the same as the previous week, slightly more solid than McCain and Palin's support.

Among Obama-Biden supporters, 80 percent said they'd definitely vote for the ticket, the same as the week before.

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