The two Democratic presidential contenders slightly lead John McCain in the dozen states that were closely contested in the 2004 election, a [Gallup] poll showed Thursday.
In separate matchups against the Republican candidate, both Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton led him 47 percent to 43 percent when registered voters in those competitive states were combined, according to the Gallup Poll.
The dozen states where the 2004 margin was close were Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
>> full article: Newsmax.com
>>> hmmm.... how many of those states could Mitt help McCain win?? Certain states do stand out as states Mitt won, or came in second during primary season...
>> Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney said yesterday that while he considers the prospect highly unlikely, he “absolutely” would accept an offer from GOP presidential candidate Sen. John S. McCain 3rd to be his running mate.
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