McCain Gaining on Obama in Washington
According to a King5-commissioned poll, Barack Obama's lead in Washington is diminishing. Obama's lead has dropped from double digits in June to only four percentage points in the most recent poll. If the election was held today, 49% of Washingtonians would vote for Barack Obama and 45% would cast their vote for John McCain.
Despite all the tabloid rumors (and truths) about McCain's choice of Sarah Palin for Vice President, the announcement increased voter support in Washington. On the flip side, since Obama announced Joe Biden as his running mate, he's suffered a two-point decrease.
It's not just Obama's camp who is concerned by the numbers in Washington.The changes are also mirrored in our contentious Governor's race. Republican Dino Rossi is gaining ground, while Governor Gregoire is losing it. The Governor's race is so close currently that polls are absolutely no help, except for confirmation it's going to be another doozie. There have been six tracking polls on the race, and each time the results have fallen inside of the poll's margin of sampling error. Despite still being within the margin of error, Dino Rossi did lead in this round of polling—48 percent to Governor Gregoire's 47.
Photo Courtesy of the AP
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