It appears that Montana voters favor the GOP. According to the recent McCain vs Obama Montana Polls, John McCain has imposing lead over Barack Obama, in the presidential race, in Montana.

McCain leads Obama in all the Montana pre-election opinion polls conducted by American Research Group, CNN/Time Magazine, and Research 2000/Daily Kos. Check out what these recent Obama vs McCain Montana Polls show.
 

John McCain is currently having big lead over Barack Obama in Alabama, Alaska, Idaho, Mississippi, and Montana — that’s what say the September’s Obama vs McCain polls conducted in these states.

Alabama has 9 Electoral College votes. Capital Survey Research Center/Alabama Education Association’s McCain vs Obama AL poll, conducted from September 3 to September 9, showed McCain leading Obama by 20 % points— 55 % to 35 % among the registered voters of Alabama.

Sen. Barack Obama captured the Democratic presidential nomination on Tuesday, even before the result of Montana Democratic Primary was out; that’s what the U.S. media reported. Well, Obama clinched the nomination with the surge of support from uncommitted superdelegates, who helped Obama crossing the 2,118 mark.

South Dakota and Montana are the last contests of the Democratic primary season that ends on Tuesday, 3 June. Sen. Hillary Clinton has a huge lead over Obama in South Dakota, while Sen. Barack Obama has an edge over Clinton in Montana; that’s what the new Montana / South Dakota Polls say –

Sen. Hillary Clinton was leading in Montana five months ago, but now the “Treasure State” appears to be favoring Sen. Barack Obama, who currently leads Clinton in Montana polls.

Montana is a small primary, but it’s not insignificant. Montana Democratic primary will take place on 3 June. There are 16 delegates at stake in Montana. Here’s what the Montana polls say.