Poll: Obama doubles lead in Colorado, gains in electoral map
Great news from Colorado:
Call it the Rocky Mountain road to the White House.A new state poll suggests that Sen. Barack Obama has doubled his lead over John McCain in Colorado.
In a CNN/Time/Opinion Research Corp. survey released Wednesday, 53 percent of likely voters questioned say Obama is their choice for president, with 45 percent backing Sen. John McCain. That 8-point lead for Obama is double the 4-point advantage he held in a similar poll two weeks ago.
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Poll: Obama doubles lead in Colorado, gains in electoral map
- Story Highlights
- CNN/Time/Opinion Research Corp. poll released on Wednesday
- More battleground states are going Obama's way, poll shows
- CNN: Colorado now leans Obama, Indiana a toss-up state
- Obama now has 286 electoral votes, McCain with 163, CNN map shows
From Paul Steinhauser
CNN Deputy Political Director
CNN Deputy Political Director
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Call it the Rocky Mountain road to the White House.
A new state poll suggests that Sen. Barack Obama has doubled his lead over John McCain in Colorado.
posted by Whitney Tilson at 4:08 PM
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