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PrintJune 16, 2008
Dude, where's my bounce?
Gallup reports that Barack Obama's 7 point bounce after presumably clinching the nomination has all but vanished into a statistical tie with McCain at 44-42. Fifteen percent of those polled do not back either, with 8 percent stating they will not vote for either.
Richard Baehr adds that Rasmussen also shows the Obama lead softening, from 6 points Sunday to 4 today. Gallup and Rasmussen both use rolling averages. [corrected.]
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