Two nationwide polls released this week, one conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs and the other by the John Birch Society (JBS), show several third party U.S. presidential candidates varying radically in popularity.
Among the 1,018 adults surveyed in the Ipsos poll, 48% said they would vote for Democratic Party nominee Barack Obama, while 42% said they would vote for Republican Party nominee John McCain. 2% support independent Ralph Nader and 1% of respondants said they would cast thier ballots for Libertarian Party nominee Bob Barr. The margin of error was reported as +/-3.1%.
New polls show third party U.S. presidential candidates varying radically in popularity
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