Au niveau National, les trois Candidats se tiennent (Associated Press-Ipsos)
McCain est aujourd’hui à égalité avec les deux candidats démocrates selon un sondage de Associated Press-Ipsos du jeudi 10 avril. Alors qu’il était à la traîne en février et en mars, le candidat du GOP semble bien profiter de la guerre fratricide (democralypse) qui divise le parti démocrate (ou démocratique, il faudrait dire).
Republican Sen. John McCain has erased Sen. Barack Obama’s 10-point advantage in a head-to-head matchup, leaving him essentially tied with both Democratic candidates in an Associated Press-Ipsos national poll released Thursday.
The survey showed the extended Democratic primary campaign creating divisions among supporters of Obama and rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton and suggests a tight race for the presidency in November no matter which Democrat becomes the nominee.
McCain is benefiting from a bounce since he clinched the GOP nomination a month ago. The four-term Arizona senator has moved up in matchups with each of the Democratic candidates, particularly Obama.
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