Election 2008: Mississippi Presidential Election
John McCain continues to hold a double-digit lead over Barack Obama in Mississippi, according to a new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of voters in the state.
McCain now leads his Democratic opponent by 13 points 54% to 41%. That’s a couple of points more for McCain than he enjoyed in July. Counting “leaners,” McCain leads 56% to 43%, also a bit better than last month for the Republican hopeful.
McCain is now viewed favorably by 63%, Obama by 44%.
The Republican leads 84% to 13% among white voters, while African-Americans favor the Democrat by a 97% to 2% margin.
Rasmussen Reports
8/23/8
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