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Old 14-08-2008, 12:33 PM   #1574 (permalink)
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Some noise has been made by both candidates about getting support from the other side of the aisle. But it seems both have the vast majority of thier party tied up:

Republicans For Obama , The Nation: "Obamicans" Are Throwbacks To The Days Of Traditional Republicanism - CBS News
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Yet partisanship has hardened since the primary has ended (usually the opposite occurs), with both Obama and McCain now drawing 90 percent support from self-identified members of their parties.
The 90% number is a bit high, especially right now for Obama (see recent pew poll results). But I think both will lock up that 90% number when it counts - in the voting booth.
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