2008 State Polls

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American Research Group
Date: 8/18-20
New Hampshire
Added: 8/22/08

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The only polled state where [Barack Obama] wins the white vote is New Hampshire, where he leads McCain 51% to 44%. Among white women, a group that Palin has helped McCain appeal to, Obama trails McCain by double digits in all the polled states except New Hampshire. .

Rasmussen Reports
Date: 8/19
New Hampshire
Added: 8/21/08

Quote:

The only polled state where [Barack Obama] wins the white vote is New Hampshire, where he leads McCain 51% to 44%. Among white women, a group that Palin has helped McCain appeal to, Obama trails McCain by double digits in all the polled states except New Hampshire. . Obama is viewed favorably by 55%, while McCain is viewed favorably by 57%. The Democrat is viewed very favorably by 28% and very unfavorably by 29%. Meanwhile, 23% have a very favorable opinion of McCain, while 16% have a very unfavorable view of the GOP candidate.

The issue of energy has been at the front of many voters� minds this election season. In New Hampshire, 60% of voters think finding new energy sources is more important than reducing the amount of energy Americans now consume. Thirty-four percent (34%) take the opposite view. While 87% of voters believe finding new sources is an urgent national need, 75% also feel that way about reducing energy consumption.

Fifty-one percent (51%) of voters in New Hampshire think media bias is a bigger problem than large campaign contributions in politics today. Thirty-nine percent (39%) think campaign contributions are the bigger problem. Again, those figures also reflect the views of voters nationwide. The majority of voters (64%) say most politicians will break the rules in order to help people who contribute money to their campaigns. While 44% of voters say McCain is too influenced by contributors and lobbyists, 36% believe that of Obama.

President George W. Bush earns good or excellent ratings from just 26% of New Hampshire voters, while 52% give him poor reviews.

In New Hampshire�s race for the Senate, former Governor Jeanne Shaheen has expanded her lead over incumbent John Sununu.

This is a monthly synopsis of many more 2008 New Hampshire polls.

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