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Survey USA
Date: 9/21-22
Kansas
Added: 9/24/08

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Kansas: McCain in Driver's Seat, But May Want To Watch His Mirrors: In an election for President of the United States in Kansas today, 09/23/08, six weeks from Election Day, 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, McCain is down 5 points; Obama is up 6 points. Then, McCain led by 23 points; today, that lead has been cut in half, to 12 points. McCain continues to lead among young and old, male and female, college educated and less educated, frequent worshipers and not-so-frequent worshipers, but his margins have shrunk, and in many cases, have been sliced almost exactly in half: Among men, McCain had led by 33, now leads by 17. Among women, McCain had led by 15, now leads by 7. Among voters age 18 to 49, McCain had led by 25, now leads by 12; among voters 50+, McCain had led by 22, now leads by 12. Among college graduates, McCain had led by 17, now leads by 4. Among those who have not graduated college, McCain had led by 31, now leads by 20. 13% of Democrats cross over to vote Republican, down from 22% one month ago; 14% of Republicans cross over to vote Democratic, essentially unchanged from one month ago. Independents today favor McCain by 7 points, essentially unchanged from last month.

Rasmussen Reports
Date: 9/18
Kansas
Added: 9/23/08

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McCain is viewed favorably by 68% and unfavorably by 31%. Obama�s ratings are 44% favorable, 53% unfavorable.

Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin is viewed favorably by 60% and unfavorably by 36%. Her Democratic counterpart, Joseph Biden, is regarded favorably by 46%, but slightly more (48%) view him unfavorably. Half of Kansas voters (51%) consider Palin to be Very Conservative politically, while 30% say Biden is at least somewhat liberal.

Kansas voters think McCain made the right choice with Palin by a 57% to 33% margin, but they're split more evenly over Obama's selection of Biden. While 37% think Biden was the right pick, 38% disagree, and 25% are not sure. One in four Democrats (25%) in Kansas think Biden was the wrong choice for Obama, while just 13% of Republicans say the same about Palin.

Most voters (61%) say they will be voting with enthusiasm for their candidate, while 30% say they will vote primarily against the opposing candidate. Sixty percent (60%) of McCain supporters say they will vote enthusiastically for their candidate, and 68% of Obama supporters say the same.

Voters in Kansas, unlike most of the country, remain fairly evenly divided on President Bush�s job performance. While 41% say he is doing a good or excellent job, 37% say he is doing a poor job.

American Research Group
Date: 9/7-10
Kansas
Added: 9/17/08

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