| Aiemond said: Thoese qunnipiac polls in OH and VA seem to be way above what we have seen, but they are a well respected poll. I wonder what's up with it. I'm just not buying that big of a jump until we see more evidence. |
Definitely, they do seem a bit high in Ohio and Florida. I would say that +6 would be about the highest anyone could reasonably estimate, whereas something in the +3-5 range is more reasonable. It is definitely conceivable that Obama now has the edge in those states, and the averaging effect of RCP helps dilute the effect of the Quinnipac polls.
But then again McCain may just be tanking.
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