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Survey USA
Date: 10/21-22
Kansas
Added: 10/24/08

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Kansas: Obama May Have Advantage in Early Voting, but McCain's Overall Lead Unchanged: In an election for President of the United States in Kansas today, 10/23/08, twelve days until votes are counted, Republican John McCain defeats Democrat Barack Obama 53% to 41%, according to this SurveyUSA pre-election poll conducted exclusively for KWCH-TV Wichita and KCTV-TV Kansas City. Compared to an identical poll released one month ago, the race is unchanged. Compared to an identical poll released two months ago, McCain is down 5 points; Obama is up 6 points.

15% of Kansas voters say they have already voted in early or absentee balloting; among those voters, Obama leads by 10 points. Among those who have not yet voted, but who SurveyUSA determines are most likely to vote before election day, McCain leads by 15 points. When the two groups are combined, McCain leads by 12.

Rasmussen Reports
Date: 10/13
Kansas
Added: 10/15/08

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McCain has a 15-point lead among men and is ahead among women by 10. In most states, he trails Obama among women voters, often by sizable margins.

Sixty-five percent (65%) of Kansas voters view McCain favorably, while 33% see him in an unfavorable light. Obama has 46% favorables and 53% unfavorables.

Nearly half (49%) say the Republican candidate is more in tune with the needs of Kansas than his Democratic opponent, but 36% disagree.

Fifty-eight percent (58%) have a favorable opinion of McCain�s running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, and 41% view her unfavorably. Delaware Senator Joseph Biden, who is running with Obama, is seen favorably by 50% and unfavorably by 47%.

Thirty-nine percent (39%) of Kansas voters rate economic issues as the most important thing in this election, which is low by comparison with most of the country. Twenty-one percent (21%) say national security is most important.

A plurality of Kansas voters (35%) believe Congress is most to blame for the current economic crisis, followed by 24% who blame the Bush administration. They trust McCain more by 13 points to solve the crisis.

McCain is trusted more than Obama 53% to 41% on the economy and 60% to 34% on national security.

If Iran attacks Israel, 42% of Kansas voters say the United States should respond with troops, while 33% say America should look to the United Nations.

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

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