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Rasmussen Reports
Date: 8/21
Mississippi
Added: 8/23/08

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Only 14 percent of white Mississippi voters currently support Obama. That number was 19 percent in the previous poll. If Obama could break the 20 percent mark, he would have an outside chance of picking off this state. Right now, that's not looking very possible. The Republican leads 84% to 13% among white voters, while African-Americans favor the Democrat by a 97% to 2% margin.

McCain is viewed favorably by 88% of white voters and 18% of black voters.

For Obama, the numbers are reversed. He gets favorable reviews from 92% of black voters and only 18% of white voters.

Nationally, McCain and Obama remain competitive in the Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll and in the Electoral College.

Sixty-nine percent (69%) of Mississippi voters say it�s more important to find new sources of energy than to reduce the amount of energy Americans consume. Just 25% disagree and say reducing consumption is more important. Those figures are similar to the national average.

Just over half (51%) believe that media bias is a bigger problem in politics today than big campaign contributions. That, too, is similar to the national average. Thirty-three percent (33%) say lobbyists and contributors have too much influence on McCain�s policies while 45% say that�s true of Obama.

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

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