Title: Nationwide opinion polling for the 2008 United States presidential election - Wikipedia
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Nationwide opinion polling for the 2008 United States presidential election
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Presidential election
Two-way contest: Barack Obama vs John McCain
Democratic nominee vs. Republican nominee
Three-way contest
Four-way contest
Five-way contest
Earlier polls
Two-way contest
Democratic nominee vs. Republican nominee
Three-way race
Democratic field vs. Republican field
Three-way contest
Support likelihood
Democratic candidate
Republican candidate
Other polls
Candidate distinctions
Would you be willing to vote for a female presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for an African American presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a Mormon (a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a Roman Catholic presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a Jewish presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a Hispanic presidential candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a thrice-married candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a seventy-two year old candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for a homosexual candidate in 2008?
Would you be willing to vote for an atheist candidate in 2008?
Candidate quality
If elected, would the following candidate make a good president or a bad president?
Candidate ideology
Do you think the following candidate is too liberal, too conservative, or about right?
See also
External links
Aggregated
References

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This article provides a list of scientific, nationwide public opinion polls that were conducted relating to the 2008 United States presidential election . Contents
1 Presidential election
1.1 Two-way contest: Barack Obama vs John McCain
1.1.1 Democratic nominee vs. Republican nominee
1.2 Four-way contest
1.3 Five-way contest
2 Earlier polls
2.1 Two-way contest
2.1.1 Democratic nominee vs. Republican nominee
2.1.2 Democratic field vs. Republican field
2.2 Three-way contest
2.2.1 Support likelihood
2.3 Democratic candidate
2.4 Republican candidate
2.5 Other polls
2.5.1 Candidate distinctions
2.5.2 Candidate quality
2.5.2.1 If elected, would the following candidate make a good president or a bad president? 2.5.3 Candidate ideology
3 See also
4 External links
5 References
Presidential election
Two-way contest: Barack Obama vs John McCain
See also: Graphical representations of two-way-contest opinion polling data from the United States presidential election, 2008
Democratic nominee vs. Republican nominee
Margin shading indicates candidate in lead.