A new Public Policy Polling survey in Florida finds Sen. Barack Obama narrowly leading Sen. John McCain, 46% to 44%, on the basis of greater support among Hispanics.
Four years ago, President Bush won Hispanic voters in the state, 56% to 44%, but this survey shows Obama leading among them, 51% to 37%.
In addition, Obama
is winning every age group except voters over 65, where McCain's
considerable 52% to 34% advantage allows him to keep the race competitive
overall.
July 1, 2008
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