Democratic Senator Obama leads 7 points over Republican Senator McCain

October 31, 2008
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Democratic Senator Obama leads 7 points over Republican Senator McCain

Obama continues to maintain 7-point lead over McCain. Recent polling results of voters published by a Reuters/CSPAN/Zogby poll today reveals solid lead.

October 31, 2008 Breaking news West Palm Beach, FL: The Illinois Senator Barack Obama has maintained a seven point lead over Republican rival Senator John McCain from Arizona. The race for the White House enters its final four days and Reuters/C-SPAN/Zogby polls are continuing to release tallys as polling sites are reporting.

JusticeNewsFlash is following the presidential election of 2008 closely with Super Tuesday drawing near. Obama leads McCain in the three-day national tracking poll 50% to 43% amongst likely voters. The 7-point lead is holding its ground and are virtually unchanged from Thursday. The telephone poll margin of error is estimated at 2.9%.

Presidential campaign correspondent covering the election polls Heather L. Ryan for JusticeNewsFlash.com a easy to access, convenient medium allowing lawyers, journalists, and other professionals to have the opportunity to provide breaking news to their communities. Topics reported include 2008 presidential election coverage, government litigation, veterans’ affairs cases, FDA drug safety alert information, victims rights violations, and health and law actions.