Wilson Research Strategies recently released its May 2008 edition of the
National Political Environment Assessment. This edition analyzes this fall's match up between Sen.
Obama and Sen. McCain. Here are a few quotes from the report:
"Despite reports in the press about the "revolutionary" status of Barack Obama, current data points to an election that could look much like 2000 and 2004."
"Compounding the problem with nationalizing an election is the fact that independent voters have not gotten the message they're supposed to dislike Obama. In fact, Obama's standing with independents is almost as strong with Democrats."
"McCain and Republicans continue to enjoy a significant advantage with voters on trust and to handle terrorism. Obama has gained since February."
Labels: Decision '08, WRS
Posted at 5/29/2008 12:32:00 PM
