9/28: Survey USA's new poll shows Sen. McCain ahead by 19. It appears that the Rasmussen poll from July is an outlier. Sen. McCain leads in my projection now by 18 points.
9/22: Research 2000 released a new poll in Kentucky showing Sen. McCain ahead by 18. Little has changed in Kentucky and remains a safe McCain state.
8/12: Survey USA released a new poll in Kentucky today, showing Sen. McCain ahead by 18 points here. This is up from 12 points in their last poll here 2 months ago. As a result, Sen. McCain expands his lead to 18 points and Kentucky remains safely on his side.
8/1: Daily KO's (D)/Research 2000 released a new poll in Kentucky today showing Sen. McCain ahead by 21. This poll cuts into Sen. McCain again, although with a 15 point lead in my projection, he is still far ahead in Kentucky and will likely not be competitive.
7/31: Rasmussen's new poll in Kentucky shows Sen. McCain's lead cut to 10. This is the closest poll of the campaign so far, but his lead is still significant. Sen. Obama picks up 2 points in my projection, but he is still nearly 18 points behind.
7/31: Rasmussen's new poll in Kentucky shows Sen. McCain's lead cut to 10. This is the closest poll of the campaign so far, but his lead is still significant. Sen. Obama picks up 2 points in my projection, but he is still nearly 18 points behind.
6/26: A new Rasmussen poll has been released in Kentucky, with McCain having a 16 point lead. No big news here, as Kentucky was never likely to be competitive.
6/20: Kentucky, a Republican stronghold, will not be competitive. McCain will likely win by 20 points or more.
6/20: Kentucky, a Republican stronghold, will not be competitive. McCain will likely win by 20 points or more.
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