PPP: Obama, Franken Lead

by Zack Stephenson | 1 Comment

Public Policy Polling, a new polling outfit that had a pretty good track record in the Presidential primaries this year, is out with a poll of Minnesota.  Here are the numbers:

Obama - 57%
McCain - 41%

This conforms with other large Obama leads in other recent polls (the Illinois Senator was up 19, 12 and 8 points in the three most recent statewide surveys).

Franken - 45%
Coleman - 40%
Barkely - 14%

This race is just too close to call.  Coleman had a lead in the Rasmussen (2 points) and Mason-Dixon (6 points) polls that just came out.  MPR hasn’t released the Senate numbers from their latest poll, but judging by the massive Obama lead (56-37 over McCain) I bet they’ll show Franken with an edge.  Guess we’ll just have to let them count the votes on this one.

October 31, 2008, 7:20 am | Category: General |

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  • lojasmo
    October 31, 2008 at 10:21 am

    Numbers have been pretty consistent over the last month or so. Looking okay for Al. And no, Dan, Cirisi would not have been doing better…nor would Jack N-P have been.

    I am SOOOO looking forward to Tuesday night.

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