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With a 14-point lead among women and a 91-point lead among blacks, Democrat Sen. Barack Obama leads Republican Sen. John McCain 49 – 45 percent among likely voters nationwide, according to a Quinnipiac University national poll released today.

This compares to a 47 – 42 percent Sen. Obama lead in an August 19 poll by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University.

In this latest survey, 51 percent of voters say Sen. McCain’s proposed tax cut will benefit the rich, while 9 percent say it will help the middle class and 1 percent say it will help the poor.

Obama’s tax cut plan will help the rich 9 percent say, while 33 percent say it will help the middle class and 22 percent say it will help the poor.

In the matchup, McCain leads 50 – 43 percent among men, compared to 46 – 41 percent August 19, and 52 – 43 percent among white voters, compared to 48 – 40 percent last month. He also leads 71 – 21 percent among white Evangelical Christians, up from 65 – 25 percent.

Source: quinnipiac.edu via politisite

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