FOX News Poll: McCain Closing Fast!

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FOX News Poll: McCain Closing Fast
Thursday, October 30, 2008 1:38 PM

By: Rick Pedraza

A FOX News poll released Thursday shows the race between presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama has tightened considerably, with Obama now leading McCain by just three points among likely voters, 47 percent to 44 percent.

Just last week, Obama held a 49 percent to 40 percent lead over his Republican rival, but changes in several swing states has narrowed the margin the Democratic junior senator from Illinois has over McCain.

Among likely voters who say they are independent, Obama has gone from a 9 point lead over McCain last week to just 5 percentage points.

"Independent voters have long been regarded as one of the keys to this race and these results may foreshadow a tightening in the battleground states where independents carry disproportionate weight," says Ernie Paicopolos, a principal of Opinion Dynamics Corporation.

In addition, among white Catholics, Obama has completely lost the 11-point edge he held over McCain last week to a split this week of 46 percent to 46 percent.

McCain also has considerably increased the support he receives from his own party over Obama. Fully 88 percent of Republicans now back McCain, up from 83 percent last week, while Obama’s 89 percent of support among Democrats is only slightly up from the 88 percent he was receiving last week.

Among his backers, 88 percent say they support Obama "strongly" and 12 percent "only somewhat." For McCain, 78 percent of his voters support him "strongly" and 22 percent "only somewhat."

Among those who have voted early, Obama leads 52 percent to 43 percent over McCain, and newly registered voters say they will come out for Obama by 54 percent to 38 percent.

Opinion Dynamics Corp. conducted the national poll from October 28 to October 29. The poll has a 3-point error margin. "
 
Seems to me that Kerry was up 5 or 6 points going into election day, and Bush kicked his Herman Munster lookin butt!

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Just a thought, and I don't know whether there is any difference or not, but do Republicans generally have a higher percentage turn out at the booth than democraps? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif

If so, the race that really matters (i.e. what people do at the election booth) could actually be closer than the polls suggest! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
 
I'm sick of these leftards playing with the pools. It turns out that osama barely scratched a few percentage point lead in California-the liberal paradise, where he should have started the show with a landslide. So far in early voting, that has not materialized. Now he's losing ground in Pa, and that spells trouble.
Enjoy:

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_102908/content/01125113.guest.html


And, how's this for a surprise?

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_103008/content/01125104.guest.html
 
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Just a thought, and I don't know whether there is any difference or not, but do Republicans generally have a higher percentage turn out at the booth than democraps? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif

If so, the race that really matters (i.e. what people do at the election booth) could actually be closer than the polls suggest! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif



Actually, going by registration rolls, Democrats generally have higher numbers, however, I don't believe those numbers take into account states like mine, where party registration is not required.
Even though the poll results are often reported in the news media as XX% of Americans say "this" or "that", the fact is, they only poll a tiny percntage of the elecorate - generally 800 to 1200 people. Going by voter registration, the polls are usually weighted something along the lines of 38% Democrat, 33% percent Republican and the rest Indenpendent, in an effort to correctly sample the electorate. The difference this year is that some of the polls have been far over-sampling Democrats, some as high as 48 percent, while also over-sampling young people who support Obama. A lot of the polls are also asking registered voters - all of whom do not vote - as opposewd to likely voters, who have a history of voting and intend to vote this time.
Polls are not the end all and be all of elections, despite what some people supporting the apparent leader would like us to think. As recently as the Democrat primaries, Hillary Clinton blew away Obama in a state where the polls showed him with a substantial lead the previous day.
 
Dick Morris was on Sean Hannity yesterday. He said to watch the polls Monday and early Tuesday.

He indicated that if Obasm's poll numbers were around 48% Monday and early Tuesday, McCain would win. He indicated crazy Nader will pull 1 to 1.5% of the vote, and indicated the undecideds are on the McCain bandwagon and will swing the election to his favor.

We will see how that plays out.

Tim
 
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Just a thought, and I don't know whether there is any difference or not, but do Republicans generally have a higher percentage turn out at the booth than democraps? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif

If so, the race that really matters (i.e. what people do at the election booth) could actually be closer than the polls suggest! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif



Actually, going by registration rolls, Democrats generally have higher numbers, however, I don't believe those numbers take into account states like mine, where party registration is not required.
Even though the poll results are often reported in the news media as XX% of Americans say "this" or "that", the fact is, they only poll a tiny percntage of the elecorate - generally 800 to 1200 people. Going by voter registration, the polls are usually weighted something along the lines of 38% Democrat, 33% percent Republican and the rest Indenpendent, in an effort to correctly sample the electorate. The difference this year is that some of the polls have been far over-sampling Democrats, some as high as 48 percent, while also over-sampling young people who support Obama. A lot of the polls are also asking registered voters - all of whom do not vote - as opposewd to likely voters, who have a history of voting and intend to vote this time.
Polls are not the end all and be all of elections, despite what some people supporting the apparent leader would like us to think. As recently as the Democrat primaries, Hillary Clinton blew away Obama in a state where the polls showed him with a substantial lead the previous day.




The only poll that actually means anything is the one on Nov 4th. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinning-smiley-003.gif
 
When I saw the source of your links your credibility fell to zero.


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I'm sick of these leftards playing with the pools. It turns out that osama barely scratched a few percentage point lead in California-the liberal paradise, where he should have started the show with a landslide. So far in early voting, that has not materialized. Now he's losing ground in Pa, and that spells trouble.
Enjoy:

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_102908/content/01125113.guest.html


And, how's this for a surprise?

http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_103008/content/01125104.guest.html

 
When I saw the source of your links your credibility fell to zero.


Would give credibility to polls from CNN,MSN, NY Times, etc. Who's polls are credible?
 
If I were to chose which fan to lose... it'd be you...
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt, though: for the purpose of this reply, I will consider you have been lied to, and somehow led to believe the obamamessiah is the saviour mankind has been waiting for...

So, since you started by making credibility calls today let's talk about the credibility of the media. Yup, ALL of the media, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, all major stations and newspapers out there. Did it occur to you that all the big houses out there are pushing just one candidate? Did you wonder as to why this is? Did you even noticed it? Cared to? Does this affect the media's credibility with you???
Think about it: can all these major news-houses push just one candidate AND still call themselves 'fair and balanced journalists'?

Sooo, in this sea of leftarded media (I'm talking an overwhelming sea here) there's Rush's radio show who does buck the trend. I mean, there's not too many (any other?) shows like that out there.
As for Rush's credibility Wikipedia puts it thusly:

"As of 2006, Arbitron ratings indicated that The Rush Limbaugh Show had a minimum weekly audience of 13.5 million listeners, making it the largest radio talk show audience in the United States. In 2007, Talkers magazine again named him #1 in its "Heavy Hundred" most important talk show hosts. Limbaugh frequently mentions the EIB (Excellence In Broadcasting) network, but this is a mythic construction, as he told the New York Times in 1990".

So, rabbit, if i were to stack my credibility on something, anything oout there, I could do a lot worst than Rush's statements. In fact I'm not sure I could do any better.

But nevermind, rabbit, I agree with you that credibility is pretty essential. So, to continue in the same vein, let's talk about osama's credibility, shall we? After all he's the Messiah, the saviour so to speak. Let's talk resume here. Maybe accomplishments, right? Aside from community organizing and protesting. That wouldn't get you a job at a fast-food joint, UNLESS you're vaulted in public consciousness by Oprah's millions. But that's another topic in itself.

So, have at it. Convince me, convince us... Show me something substantial that he did, something he accomplilshed. Show me anything he did, that would merit anyone's vote next Tuesday? Note that I did not ask about what he SAID he will do. Words are just that: empty words. So let's judge your messiah by his track record. Just like we're all evaluated when we apply for a job, credit card, car loan, mortgage... are you getting the idea?

I'm all ears, rabbit...
 
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FRIDAY Tally Of Newspaper Endorsements -- Obama In Landslide, at 240-114



By Greg Mitchell and Dexter Hill

Published: October 31, 2008 12:25 PM ET Thursday

NEW YORK (Updated Friday) We're in the homestretch! And the Obama-Biden ticket maintains its strong lead in the race for daily newspaper endorsements. The Democratic team now leads by 240 to 114, a better than 2-1 margin and an even wider spread in the circulation of those papers -- see full tally below as of today. The circulation of the Obama-backing papers stands at over 21 million, compared with McCain's 7 million.

Obama's lopsided margin, including most of the major papers that have decided so far, is in stark contrast to John Kerry barely edging George W. Bush in endorsements in 2004 by 213 to 205. Obama, with 231, has already easily topped Kerry's number with many more yet to be tallied.

We've greatly added to the separate lopsided lists of weekly and college papers below. They are not counted in the 240-114 tally of dailies.

At least 50 papers have now switched to Obama from Bush in 2004, with just four flipping to McCain. In addition, several top papers that went for Bush in 2004 have now chosen not to endorse this year, the latest being the Indianapolis Star in key swing state Indiana.

The Chicago Tribune endorsed Obama--the first Democrat that it has backed in its long history. Three of the top five dailies in deep red state Texas switched from Bush to Obama this time.

Please send any endorsements you see or make (that are not listed below) to: gmitchell@editorandpublisher.com.

For more coverage on the media and the campaign, go to our new blog: The E&P Pub

As always, we include in brackets below who the paper went with in 2004 with B=Bush and K=Kerry. The >>> signals the latest additions.

(B) = Bush; (K) = Kerry; (N) = No Endorsement in 2004

BARACK OBAMA
240 daily newspapers total
More than 21,626,642 daily circulation total

ALABAMA (3)
Montgomery Advertiser (K): 45,060
TimesDaily (Florence): 29,200
The Tuscaloosa News (K): 32,768

ALASKA (1)
Anchorage Daily News (K): 62,893

CALIFORNIA (30)
The Argus (Fremont) (K): 26,749
Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek) (K): 183,086
Daily Breeze (Torrance) (B): 66,599
The Daily Democrat (Woodland): 8,883
Daily News (Los Angeles) (K): 137,344
The Daily Review (Hayward) (K): 30,704
The Fresno Bee (K): 150,334
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin (Ontario) (B): 53,903
La Opinion (Los Angeles) (K): 114,892
Los Angeles Times (N): 773,884
Marin Independent-Journal (K): 31,909
Merced Sun-Star (K): 15,015
The Modesto Bee (K): 78,001
The Monterey County Herald (K): 28,933
The Oakland Tribune (K): 96,535
Pasadena Star-News (B): 27,894
The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa): 78,022
Press-Telegram (Long Beach) (B): 85,595
The Reporter (Vacaville) (B): 17,751
San Gabriel Valley Tribune (B): 40,051
San Mateo Daily Journal: 14,800
Tahoe Daily Tribune: 7,723
The Record (Stockton) (B): 57,486
The Sacramento Bee (K): 288,755
San Bernardino County Sun (B): 54,315
San Francisco Chronicle (K): 370,345
San Jose Mercury News (K): 234,772
San Mateo County Times (K): 25,982
Santa Cruz Sentinel (K): 23,290
Tri-Valley Herald (Pleasanton) (B): 29,759

COLORADO (8)
Aspen Daily News (K): 12,500
Aurora Sentinel (K): 46,000
Cortez Journal (K): 6,700
Daily Camera (Boulder) (K): 28,994
The Denver Post (B): 225,193
Durango Herald (K): 8,870
Fort Collins Coloradoan (K): 26,312
Vail Daily: 10,525

CONNECTICUT (4)
The Day (New London) (K): 34,730
The Hartford Courant (B): 168,158
New Haven Register (B): 72,613
Norwich Bulletin (K): 22,121

DELAWARE (1)
The News Journal (Wilmington) (K): 110,171

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (1)
The Washington Post (K): 673,180

FLORIDA (12)
Daytona Beach News-Journal (K): 99,627
Florida Today (Melbourne) (K): 79,499
The Gainesville Sun (K): 44,658
The Ledger (Lakeland) (B): 65,948
The Miami Herald (K): 240,223
Naples Daily-News (B): 66,272
Orlando Sentinel (K): 227,593
The Palm Beach Post (West Palm Beach) (K): 164,474
Pensacola News Journal: 57,069
St. Petersburg Times (K): 316,007
Sarasota Herald-Tribune (K): 114,904
South Florida Sun-Sentinel (Ft. Lauderdale) (K): 218,286

GEORGIA (3)
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (K): 326,907
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (B): 42,830
The Macon Telegraph (K): 56,510

HAWAII (2)
The Honolulu Advertiser (K): 140,331
Honolulu Star-Bulletin (K): 64,305

IDAHO (1)
The Idaho Statesman (Boise) (K): 61,927

ILLINOIS (8)
Chicago Tribune (B): 541,663
Chicago Sun-Times (K): 312,274
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights) (K): 143,152
Herald & Review (Decatur) (B): 34,480
Lake County News-Sun (Waukegan) (B): 16,899
The Pantagraph (Bloomington-Normal) (B): 47,764
The Register-Mail (Galesburg): 13,344
Rockford Register Star (K): 55,913

INDIANA (4)
Journal and Courier (Lafayette-West Lafayette) (K): 34,545
The Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne) (K): 64,304
Palladium-Item (Richmond) (B): 15,453
The Star Press (Muncie): 31,512

IOWA (6)
The Des Moines Register (K): 138,472
Globe-Gazette (Mason City)(B): 17,666
The Hawk Eye (Burlington) (K): 18,921
Iowa City Press-Citizen (K): 13,352
The Ottumwa Courier: 16,904
Quad-City Times (Davenport) (K): 51,890

KANSAS (2)
The Hays Daily News: 12,414
The Hutchinson News (K): 31,019

KENTUCKY (3)
The Ledger Independent (Maysville): 9,074
Lexington Herald-Leader (K):109,624
The Courier-Journal (Louisville) (K): 215,328

LOUISIANA (2)
The Times (Shreveport): 52,267
The Times-Picayune (New Orleans) (N): 179,834

MAINE (3)
Bangor Daily News (K): 55,627
Portland Press Herald (K): 64,938
The Times-Record (Brunswick ) (K): 9,317

MARYLAND (1)
The Sun (Baltimore) (K): 232,360

MASSACHUSETTS (9)
The Berkshire Eagle (Pittsfield) (K): 26,427
The Boston Globe (K): 350,605
Cape Cod Times (Hyannis) (B): 49,832
Daily Hampshire Gazette (Northampton): 18,001
The Recorder (Greenfield): 13,578
North Adams Transcript: 5,949
The Salem News: 29,125
The Standard-Times (New Bedford) (K): 30,306
Telegram & Gazette (Worcester) (K): 81,437

MICHIGAN (10)
The Bay City Times (K): 30,183
Battle Creek Enquirer (K): 20,854
>>> The Daily Tribune (Royal Oak)

Detroit Free Press (K): 308,944
The Flint Journal (K): 76,288
The Lansing State Journal (K): 58,948
Livingston County Daily Press & Argus (Howell) (K): 13,131
The Muskegon Chronicle (K): 41,114
The Saginaw News (K): 39,143
>>> Traverse City Record-Eagle (K)

MINNESOTA (5)
>>> Albert Lea Tribune
Post-Bulletin (Rochester): 44,631
St. Cloud Times (K): 25,868
Star Tribune (Minneapolis) (K): 321,964
>>> Winona Daily News

MISSOURI (4)
Columbia Daily Tribune (K): 18,131
The Joplin Globe (B): 26,700
The Kansas City Star (K): 252,785
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (K): 255,057

MONTANA (1)
Billings Gazette (K): 45,530

NEVADA (2)
Las Vegas Sun (K): 174,341
Reno Gazette-Journal (K): 57,423

NEW HAMPSHIRE (5)
Concord Monitor (K): 19,885
The Conway Daily Sun (Conway-North Conway)(N): 16,100
The Keene Sentinel (K): 12,119
Nashua Telegraph (K): 24,272
Portsmouth Herald (K): 11,658

NEW JERSEY (8)
Asbury Park Press (Neptune-Asbury Park) (B): 140,882
Courier-Post (Camden-Cherry Hill): 66,617
The Gloucester County Times (Woodbury) (K): 23,189
Home News Tribune (East Brunswick): 49,076
The Record (Hackensack) (K): 163,329
The Star-Ledger (Newark) (K): 345,130
The Times (Trenton) (K): 54,745

NEW MEXICO (3)
Las Cruces Sun-News (B): 21,341
The Daily Times (Farmington) (B): 17,485
The Santa Fe New Mexican (K): 25,249

NEW YORK (14)
The Buffalo News (K): 178,365
>>> Daily Freeman (N)
Daily News (New York City) (B): 703,137
The Daily Star (Oneonta) (K): 14,391
el Diario (K): 53,856
Hoy (New York City): 35,410
The Journal-News (White Plains) (K): 108,092
The New York Times (K): 1,077,256
The Post-Standard (Syracuse): 110,061
The Post-Star (Glens Falls) (K): 30,265
Poughkeepsie Journal (B): 37,265
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (K): 145,913
The Times Herald-Record (Middletown): 75,745
Times Union (Albany) (K): 89,256

NORTH CAROLINA (6)
The Asheville Citizen-Times (K): 50,160
The Charlotte Observer (K): 210,616
The Daily Reflector (Greenville) (K): 21,703
The Herald-Sun (Durham) (N): 32,845
The News & Observer (Raleigh) (K): 176,083
Star-News (Wilmington) (K): 47,620

OHIO (12)
Akron Beacon Journal (K): 119,929
The Blade (Toledo) (K): 119,901
Dayton Daily News (K): 116,690
JournalNews (Hamilton) (B): 19,432
Middletown Journal: 17,285
News Journal (Mansfield) (B): 28,272
Telegraph-Forum (Bucyrus): 5,969
The Repository (Canton) (B): 65,789
The Times-Reporter (Dover-New Philadelphia) (B): 22,428
Springfield News-Sun (K): 24,684
The Plain Dealer (Cleveland) (N): 330,280
Vindicator (Youngstown) (B): 56,412

OKLAHOMA (2)
Muskogee Daily Phoenix & Times-Democrat (K): 14,816
The Norman Transcript: 12,921

OREGON (8)
The Ashland Daily Tidings: 5,010
Corvallis Gazette-Times: 12,092
East Oregonian (Pendleton) (K): 9,071
The Daily Astorian (Astoria) (K): 8,263
Mail Tribune (Medford) (K): 30,349
The Oregonian (Portland) (K): 304,399
The Register-Guard (Eugene) (K): 67,400
Statesman Journal (Salem) (K): 47,152

PENNSYLVANIA (18)
Beaver County Times (K): 38,654
The Daily Item (Sunbury) (N): 24,879
The Daily Review (Towanda): 7,900
The Delaware County Daily Times (Primos-Upper Darby): 42,879
Erie Times-News (B): 55,397
The Express-Times (Easton) (B): 44,561
Herald-Standard (Uniontown) (K): 24,341
Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster): 46,357
The Mercury (Pottstown): 21,186
Observer-Reporter (Washington) (K): 31,755
The Patriot-News (Harrisburg): 95,588
The Philadelphia Daily News: 107,269
The Philadelphia Inquirer (K): 334,150
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (K): 214,374
Pocono Record (Stroudsburg): 18,276
Times Leader (Wilkes-Barre) (K): 38,229
The Times-Tribune (Scranton): 52,711
York Daily Record (B): 47,969

RHODE ISLAND (1)
The Providence Journal (B): 139,055

TENNESSEE (3)
Chattanooga Times (K): 71,716
The Commercial Appeal (Memphis) (K): 146,961
The Tennessean (Nashville) (K): 161,131

TEXAS (7)
Austin American-Statesman (B): 170,309
The Eagle (Bryan-College Station): 21,654
Fort Worth Star-Telegram (B): 207,045
Houston Chronicle (B): 494,131
Longview News-Journal (K): 27,590
The Lufkin Daily News (K): 12,225
San Angelo Standard-Times: 24,919

UTAH (1)
The Salt Lake Tribune (B): 121,699

VERMONT (4)
Bennington Banner (K): 6,502
Brattleboro Reformer (K): 8,814
The Burlington Free Press (K): 41,901
Valley News (White River Junction) (K): 16,430

VIRGINIA (1)
The News Leader (Staunton) (B): 17,238

WASHINGTON (10)
The Columbian (Vancouver) (B): 44,623
The News Tribune (Tacoma) (K): 111,778
The Olympian (Olympia) (K): 30,755
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (K): 129,563
The Seattle Times (K): 220,883
The Sun (Bremerton): 28,792
Tri-City Herald (Pasco-Kennewick-Richland) (K): 40,830
Walla Walla Union-Bulletin (K): 13,624
The Wenatchee World: 22,579
Yakima Herald-Republic (B): 38,077

WEST VIRGINIA (3)
Charleston Gazette (K): 48,061
The Herald-Dispatch (Huntington) (K): 27,463
Times West Virginian (Fairmont): 10,415

WISCONSIN (8)
The Capital Times (Madison) (K): 16,335
The Chippewa Herald (Chippewa Falls) (B): 6,720
Kenosha News (K): 24,535
La Crosse Tribune (K): 31,759
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (K): 217,755
Stevens Point Journal: 11,234
>>> The Wausau Daily Herald (K)
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison) (B): 87,930

JOHN McCAIN
115 daily newspapers total
More than 7,317,418 daily circulation total

ALABAMA (2)
The Birmingham News (B): 140,438
Press-Register (Mobile) (B): 99,433

ARIZONA (2)
The Arizona Republic (Phoenix) (B): 413,332
>>> The Daily Courier (Prescott)

ARKANSAS (1)
>>> Southwest Times Record (Fort Smith) (B)

CALIFORNIA (7)
The Bakersfield Californian (B) 59,433
The Desert Sun (Palm Springs-Palm Desert) (B): 53,091
The Examiner (San Francisco) (B): 80,000
Napa Valley Register (B): 16,283
North County Times (Escondido-Oceanside): 88,786
The Press-Enterprise (Riverside) (B): 164,189
The San Diego Union-Tribune (B): 288,669

COLORADO (3)
The Daily Sentinel (Grand Junction) (B): 31,349
The Pueblo Chieftain (B): 49,169
Daily Times-Call (Longmont) (B): 21,127

CONNECTICUT (2)
Connecticut Post (Bridgeport) (B): 76,014
The Register Citizen (Torrington) (B): 8,217

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (2)
The Washington Examiner (N): 100,073
The Washinton Times (B): 93,763

FLORIDA (4)
The Bradenton Herald (K): 48,618
Cape Coral Daily Breeze: 2,015
Palatka Daily News: 11,000
The Tampa Tribune: 220,522

GEORGIA (2)
The Augusta Chronicle (B): 68,434
>>> Savannah Morning News (B)

IDAHO (1)
The Times-News (Twin Falls) (B): 20,325

ILLINOIS (4)
Kane County Chronicle (St. Charles): 12,564
Morris Daily Herald (Morris): 7,258
The News-Gazette (Champaign-Urbana) (B): 42,302
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake) (B): 36,594

IOWA (3)
The Messenger (Fort Dodge) (B): 16,355
Times-Republican (Marshalltown): 9,349
Sioux City Journal (B): 41,096

KANSAS (1)
Lawrence Journal-World: 18,946

KENTUCKY (1)
Daily News (Bowling Green) (B): 21,240

MAINE (1)
Sun Journal (Lewiston): (B): 34,035

MARYLAND (1)
The Baltimore Examiner (N): 50,000

MASSACHUSETTS (3)
Boston Herald (B): 182,350
The Eagle-Tribune (Lawrence) (B): 46,281
The Sun (Lowell) (B): 44,439

MICHIGAN (4)
The Detroit News: 188,171
The Grand Rapids Press (B): 128,930
Jackson Citizen Patriot (B): 30,825
>>> The Oakland Press (Pontiac) (B)

MINNESOTA (5)
The Journal (New Ulm) (B): 7,920
The Daily Globe (Worthington): 9,109
>>> The Daily Journal (International Falls)
>>> The Pioneer (Bemidji) (B):
>>> Republican Eagle (Red Wing)

MISSOURI (1)
>>> The Sunday News Tribune (Jefferson City)

NEBRASKA (4)
Lincoln Journal Star (B): 78,350
McCook Daily Gazette: 5,903
Norfolk Daily News: 16,492
Omaha World-Herald (B): 178,545

NEVADA (2)
Elko Daily Free Press (B): 8,485
Las Vegas Review-Journal (B): 174,341

NEW HAMPSHIRE (3)
Eagle Times (Claremont): 7,903
Foster’s Daily Democrat (Dover) (B): 22,547
New Hampshire Union Leader (Manchester) (B): 51,782

NEW MEXICO (1)
Roswell Daily Record: 11,700

NEW YORK (1)
New York Post (B): 702,488

NORTH DAKOTA (1)
The Forum (Fargo) (B): 48,303

OHIO (7)
The Cincinnati Enquirer (B): 212,369
The Columbus Dispatch (B): 199,524
The Courier (Findlay) (B): 22,319
The Marietta Times: 10,645
The Morning Journal (Lorain): 25,334
The News-Herald (Lake County-Willoughby) (B): 36,948
The Tribune Chronicle (Warren): 29,364

OKLAHOMA (3)
Enid News & Eagle (B): 17,323
Examiner-Enterprise (Bartlesville): 18,400
The Oklahoman (Oklahoma City) (B): 201,771

OREGON (4)
>>> Albany Democrat-Herald
Baker City Herald: 3,151
The Bulletin (Bend) (B): 32,455
Daily Courier (Grants Pass) (B): 16,178

PENNSYLVANIA (5)
Lancaster New Era: 40,068
Public Opinion (Chambersburg) (N): 16,679
The Sentinel (Lewistown) (B): 11,863
Times-Observer (Warren): 10,313
The Tribune-Democrat (Johnstown): 37,673

SOUTH CAROLINA (3)
The Greenville News (B): 81,010
Herald-Journal (Spartanburg) (B): 42,380
The State (Columbia) (B): 101,010

SOUTH DAKOTA (2)
Argus Leader (Sioux Falls) (B): 48,960
The Daily Republic (Mitchell) (B): 12,742

TENNESSEE (4)
Chattanooga Free Press (B): 71,716
The Jackson Sun (K): 32,121
Knoxville News Sentinel (B): 117,262
The Leaf-Chronicle (Clarksville) (B): 20,354

TEXAS (11)
Amarillo Globe-News (B): 44,764
The Beaumont Enterprise (B): 45,684
Corpus Christi Caller-Times (K): 53,368
The Dallas Morning News (B): 368,313
The Galveston County Daily News: 26,933
Kerrville Daily Times: 8,971
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal (B): 49,094
New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung: 8,599
San Antonio Express-News (B): 225,447
Tyler Morning Telegraph: 35,598
Wichita Falls Times Record News (N): 28,888

VIRGINIA (8)
Bristol Herald-Courier (B): 38,068
Danville Register & Bee (B): 19,830
Daily News-Record (Harrisonburg): 30,908
Daily Press (Newport News-Hampton) (K): 91,508
The News & Advance (Lynchburg) (B): 33,931
The News-Virginian (Waynesboro): 7,478
Richmond Times-Dispatch (B): 175,265
The Winchester Star (B): 20,218

WASHINGTON (2)
The Chronicle (Centralia-Chehalis): 13,912
The Spokesman-Review (Spokane) (B): 89,779

WEST VIRGINIA (1)
Wheeling News-Register (B): 12,821

WISCONSIN (3)
Beloit Daily News (B): 14,193
Green Bay Press-Gazette: 53,600
>>> The Star (Sun Prairie)

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WEEKLIES & OTHER

BARACK OBAMA (83)

>>> Alibi (Albuquerque)
Arkansas Times (Little Rock)
Athens News (Ohio)
>>> Austin Chronicle
>>> Baltimore City Paper
>>> Boston Phoenix
Boulder Weekly
>>> C-Ville Weekly (Charlottesville, VA)
>>> Charleston City Paper
>>> Chico News & Review
>>> City Pulse (Lansing)
The Colorado Daily
>>> Colorado Springs Independent
Cincinnati CityBeat
City Newspaper (Rochester, NY)
The Columbia Independent (New York)
>>> Creative Loafing (Atlanta)
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)
>>> Creative Loafing (Sarasota)
>>> Creative Loafing (Tampa)
The Economist
EPG News
>>> Eugene Weekly
Falls Church News-Press (Virginia)
Gunnison Country Times (Colorado)
Hunterdon Review (Clinton, NJ)
Independent Weekly (North Carolina)
Indian Country Today
Jackson Free Press (Mississippi)
>>> Las Vegas CityLife
>>> Las Vegas Weekly
>>> Long Island Press
>>> Los Angeles CityBeat
The Mac Weekly (Macalester College)
Memphis Flyer
>>> Metro Pulse
>>> Metro Santa Cruz
>>> Metro Silicon Valley
>>> Metro Times (Detroit)
>>> Metroland (Albany)
Michigan Chronicle (Detroit)
Monterey County Weekly (Seaside, CA)
>>> Newcity (Chicago)
News-Herald (Southgate, MI)
New York Observer
News-Register (McMinnville, OR)
>>> North Bay Bohemian
>>> Orlando Weekly
Ouray County Plaindealer (Colorado)
The Pacific Northwest Inlander (Spokane, WA)
>>> Palo Alto Weekly
>>> Pasadena Weekly
>>> The Portland Mercury
The Portland Observer (Oregon)
>>> Portland Phoenix
>>> Providence Phoenix
>>> Random Lengths News
>>> Reno News & Review
Roxbury Register (New Jersey)
San Diego CityBeat
>>> San Francisco Bay Guardian
Santa Barbara Independent (California)
Santa Monica Mirror (California)
>>> Santa Fe Reporter
>>> Scene (Cleveland)
>>> Shepherd Express (Milwaukee)
>>> The Source Weekly (Bend, OR)
Southtown Star (Chicago)
Southwest News-Herald (Chicago)
The Sylva Herald & Ruralite
The Storm Lake Times (Iowa)
The Stranger (Seattle)
The Taos News (New Mexico)
The Tennessee Tribune (Nashville)
Tideland News (Swansboro, NC)
Tuscon Weekly (Arizona)
The Virginia Gazette (Williamsburg)
Windsor Beacon (Colorado)
Metro Santa Cruz (California)
>>> Ventura County Reporter
Willamette Week (Portland, OR)
>>> Worcester Magazine
Yamhill Valley News-Register (McMinnville, OR) (B)

JOHN McCAIN (16)

Bureau County Republican (Illinois)
Coweta American (Oklahoma)
The Culpeper Times (Virginia)
The Garden City News (New York)
The Fauquier Times-Democrat (Virginia)
The Frontiersman (Alaska)
Hillsboro Argus (Oregon)
The Hudson Star-Observer (Wisconsin)
Mountain Valley News (Colorado)
Lampasas Dispatch Record (Texas)
Paradise Post (California)
Rappahannock News (Virginia)
River Falls Journal (Wisconsin)
The Star (Wisconsin)
Wharton Journal-Spectator (Texas)
Woodburn Independent (Oregon)

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COLLEGE NEWSPAPERS

BARACK OBAMA (65)

Advance-Titan (University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh)
>>> The Amherst Student (Amherst College)
>>> Arizona Daily Wildcat (University of Arizona)
Badger Herald (University of Wisconsin – Madison)
>>> The Bates Student (Bates College)
>>> The Berkeley Beacon (Emerson College)
>>> Central Florida Future (University of Central Florida)
>>> Central Michigan Life (Central Michigan University)
The Chronicle (Duke University)
>>> Columbia Daily Spectator (Columbia University)
>>> Cornell Daily Sun (Cornell University)
>>> The Crimson (Harvard University)
>>> The Daily Athenaeum (West Virginia University)
>>> Daily Bruin (UCLA)
The Daily Californian (University of California, Berkeley)
>>> The Daily Campus (Southern Methodist University)
The Daily Cardinal (University of Wisconsin – Madison)
>>> Daily Eastern News (Eastern Illinois University)
>>> Daily Evergreen (Washington State University)
The Daily Gamecock (University of South Carolina)
The Daily Illini (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign)
>>> Daily Kent Stater (Kent State University)
>>> The Daily Nexus (UC – Santa Barbara)
Daily Northwestern (Northwestern University)
The Daily Pennsylvanian (University of Pennsylvania)
>>> Daily Texan (University of Texas – Austin)
>>> The Davidsonian (Davidson College)
>>> El Vaquero (Glendale Community College)
>>> The Et Cetera (Eastfield College)
The Flat Hat (College of William & Mary)
>>> The Independent Collegian (University of Toledo)
Indiana Daily Student (Indiana University)
>>> Iowa State Daily (Iowa State University)
>>> The Justice (Brandeis University)
>>> The Lamron (SUNY – Geneseo)
>>> The Louisville Cardinal (University of Louisville)
Mace and Crown (Old Dominion University
The Mac Weekly (Macalester College)
>>> The Maneater (University of Missouri)
>>> The Middlebury Campus (Middlebury College)
>>> The Miami Student (Miami University)
>>> The Michigan Daily (University of Michigan)
>>> The Michigan Journal (University of Michigan – Dearborn)
>>> Minnesota Daily (University of Minnesota)
>>> New University (UC – Irvine)
>>> Northern Star (Northern Illinois University)
>>>Oklahoma Daily (University of Oklahoma)
The Optimist (Abeline Christian University)
The Orient (Bowdoin College)
>>> The Orion (California State University – Chico)
>>> The Pacer (University of Tennessee – Martin)
>>> The Parthenon (Marshall University)
>>> The Phoenix (Swarthmore College)
>>> Pipe Dream (SUNY – Binghamton)
>>> The Pitt News (University of Pittsburgh)
>>> The Point News (St. Mary’s College)
>>> The Post (Ohio University)
>>> The Reporter (Stetson University)
>>> The Rocket (Slippery Rock University)
>>> The State News (Michigan State University)
>>> The Tech (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)
>>> Tufts Daily (Tufts University)
The University Daily Kansan (University of Kansas)
>>> The University News (Saint Louis University)
>>> The Voice (Washtenaw Community College)

JOHN McCAIN (1)

>>> Daily Mississippian (University of Mississippi)


CHOOSING TO MAKE NO ENDORSEMENT (21)

Abilene Reporter-News
Colorado Springs Gazette (N)
The Fairfax County Times (Virginia)
The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville)
Fort Meyers News-Press
The Huntsville Times
The Marietta Register (Ohio)
The Morning Call (Allentown)
Mountain Home News (Idaho)
Loudoun Times Mirror (Virginia)
The Roanoke Times (Virginia)
Springfield News-Leader
The Record Searchlight (California)
Rocky Mountain News (Colorado)
St. Paul Pioneer Press
The Virginian-Pilot (Norfolk)
Waco Tribune Herald (Texas)
Indianapolis Star (B)
Ann Arbor News (B)
Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star (B)
Ventura County Star
 
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