Monthly Archives: October 2008
Has Obama Really Run the Better Campaign?
By now, it is almost universally accepted that Obama has run the better general election campaign; the media has constantly contrasted Obama’s ability to stay on message with McCain’s struggle to find a coherent campaign theme. More recently, of course, … Continue reading
Undecideds and Persuadables
Here are two more articles relevant to my recent post regarding undecideds. (See here and here.) According to the AP/Yahoo poll, almost one in ten voters remain undecided – a slightly higher number than what many of the other surveys … Continue reading
The Undecideds, Take Two
We are on the homestretch and I will be posting shorter posts quite frequently leading up to Tuesday’s night Election Eve coverage, which I will try to blog while doing double duty with election night coverage at the Grille here … Continue reading
A Second Look at Pennsylvania
What’s up in Pennsylvania? I have noted in previous posts that I don’t see much chance that McCain can win Pennsylvania, a state that went blue for Kerry in 2004, and which has generally voted Democratic in recent elections. And … Continue reading
Analyzing the Undecideds
With a week left in the campaign, all eyes are on the “undecideds” – the 7-10% of voters who say they as yet do not know for whom they will vote. Keep in mind that if current polling averages are … Continue reading
