The pollsters write: "This is the second week in a row PPP has found Democrats in a large Midwestern state unifying around Obama since Hillary Clinton dropped out and endorsed him. Last week PPP showed Obama with a 50-39 edge in Ohio."
On Monday, Rasmussen reported that Obama has a four-point lead over John McCain in Pennsylvania 46 -42, a slight gain from May's results of 45-43. The margin of error was +/- 3 percent. The pollsters say: "Obama's gains have come primarily among men--the candidates are now virtually even among males."
Meanwhile, in Missouri, Survey USA found that McCain is leading Obama, 50-43 percent. The poll, which was released yesterday, had a margin of error of +/-4.3 percentage points.
In the most recent poll of Florida, Rasmussen reported last week that McCain was leading, 47-39.
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