by John Hawkins | January 15, 2008 9:34 am
Although I’m certainly not a fan of John McCain, in the interests of fairness, I do think I should point out that his head-to-head polling numbers vs. Obama and in particular, against Hillary, are really good.
From SurveyUSA[1] (Which should have polled Fred Thompson’s numbers as well, but didn’t),
First of all, from Missouri, a state Bush carried by 7 points in 2004,
Giuliani 43%
Clinton 47%
Giuliani 44%
Obama 47%
Romney 42%
Clinton 49%
Romney 43%
Obama 48%
Huckabee 47%
Clinton 45%
Huckabee 51%
Obama 41%
McCain 50%
Clinton 44%
McCain 51%
Obama 41%
Next up is Washington, a state Kerry won by 7 points in 2004,
Giuliani 38%
Clinton 51%
Giuliani 35%
Obama 57%
Romney 38%
Clinton 54%
Romney 32%
Obama 63%
Huckabee 40%
Clinton 54%
Huckabee 35%
Obama 60%
McCain 49%
Clinton 46%
McCain 43%
Obama 52%
Next is Oregon, a state Kerry won by 4 points in 2004,
Giuliani 39%
Clinton 52%
Giuliani 35%
Obama 56%
Romney 34%
Clinton 57%
Romney 32%
Obama 63%
Huckabee 38%
Clinton 55%
Huckabee 35%
Obama 60%
McCain 49%
Clinton 45%
McCain 47%
Obama 47%
I admit that I am not a fan of John McCain and also that numbers can change a lot over the course of the campaign, but I do have to at least say that at the moment, McCain looks to be several orders of magnitude stronger than the other Republican candidates.
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