The McCain/Palin camp has had bad news across the board for weeks. This latest polling data does not bode well for them either.
According to Mark's China Blog's poll at the top left corner of the page, Obama is winning the US Presidency by nearly thirty percentage points.
Out of the eight respondants, five are voting Obama (62.5%), two are voting McCain (25%), and one is a non-resident (12.5%).
A McCain spokesperson could not be reached for comment.
Barring a massive freeping, Obama's dominance at Mark's China Blog's poll appears as if it will carry on to election day.
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Thứ Sáu, 31 tháng 10, 2008
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