Obama's lead over McCain is shrinking, show the recent Obama McCain polls. The recent McCain Obama polls signal that the Republican presidential candidate John McCain is catching up the Democratic rival Barack Obama.

Released on released on Sunday, the Newsweek poll, conducted from 9 July to 10 July, showed Obama leading McCain just by 3% points – 44% to 41% among the registered voters nationally. The June 20 Newsweek poll showed Obama leading McCain by 15% points – 51 percent to 36 percent for McCain.

Rasmussen Tracking poll, conducted from 10 July to 12 July, showed Obama and McCain having tie; evenly poised with support of 46% respectively. The June 26-28 Rasmussen Tracking poll showed Obama leading McCain by 6% pints – 49% to 43% among registered voters nationally.

Gallup Tracking poll, conducted from 10 July to 12 July, showed Obama leading McCain by just 3% points – 46% to 43% among registered voters nationally. The June 25-26&28 Gallup Tracking poll showed Obama leading McCain by 4% points – 46% to 42% among registered voters nationally.