A new Susquehanna poll in Pennsylvania shows Sen. Barack Obama with a narrow lead over Sen. John McCain, 46% to 41%, with another 10% still undecided.
Key finding: "Both McCain and Obama have virtually the same ratios in hard name ID and are liked nearly equally by the voters. For Obama, he is viewed favorably by 46% of voters, compared to 32% who have an unfavorable opinion; 22% have no opinion of him. For McCain, 44% view him favorably, compared to 34% who view him unfavorably and 22% who have no opinion. This again reflects the closeness of the race since neither candidate has succeeded in developing a positive image that is head-and-shoulders above the other."
August 19, 2008
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