obama mccain

Dan Gilgoff at Politico writes that very little has changed in the evangelical political world:

Evangelicals are still much more concerned with so-called wedge issues than any other demographic group.

A Barna Group poll found that 40 percent of evangelicals chose their presidential candidate based on his position on “moral issues,” compared with 9 percent of other voters.

Having gained mainstream notoriety amid Obama-McCain drama, social-media outlets such as Current TV, Digg, Facebook, and Twitter now look to capitalize on it elsewhere.

Newsweek reports that the FBI and Secret Service told the presidential candidates that their files were accessed by criminal hackers over the summer.

All positive movement for Obama today as he gains 2 in the registered model, stays the same in the likely expanded and gains 1 in the likely traditional.

But again, since Rasmussen’s numbers have tightened, I have to think that if Obama starts to dip below 49% in Gallup’s other two models, the face is changing and undecideds are breaking for McCain.

Registered Voters: Obama +9

Okay, they’re not tied, but a 1 point lead for each might as well be tied.

Research 2000
Obama - 48%
McCain - 47%

Mason/Dixon
McCain - 46%
Obama - 45%