2008 State Polls

Quinnipiac University

Added: 8/24/08

Quinnipiac University
Date: 8/15-21
Colorado
Added: 8/24/08

"Colorado is one of the most important battleground states that will decide the presidency as Sen. John McCain and Sen. Barack Obama slug it out nose to nose. If the national election is close in November, a handful of votes in Colorado will be decisive," said Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute. "Right now, independent voters are split with 46 percent for Sen. McCain and 44 percent for Sen. Obama.

"Who wins the election may wind up depending on whether voters look inward to the economy and fuel prices or outward to world hot spots."

"The favorability ratings are significant because they show that McCain has made a good impression on voters, even some who may not be for him at this point," Brown said.

"It's likely that between now and Election Day voter opinion will sway back and forth at the margins. It would be surprising if Obama did not enjoy some kind of short-term bump from the convention being held in Denver."

McCain leads 55 - 38 percent among men, 52 - 42 percent among white voters and 70 - 22 percent among evangelical Christians.

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