Survey USA’s latest Obama vs McCain opinion polls show that Barack Obama is leading in Virginia and Wisconsin; John McCain is leading in Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Wyoming, while they are statistically tied in North Carolina.

Kentucky, Oklahoma, and Wyoming are safe states for Republicans, but Virginia, Wisconsin, and North Carolina are battleground states. Let’s check out what the Survey USA’s latest Obama vs McCain opinion polls show.

The Research 2000/Daily Kos’ latest McCain vs Obama opinion polls show that John McCain is currently leading Barack Obama in Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, and Wyoming — and McCain and Obama are statistically tied in North Dakota.

Sen. John McCain is currently having huge lead over Sen. Barack Obama in North Dakota, South Dakota, West Virginia, and Wyoming — that’s what say the September’s Obama vs McCain polls conducted in these states.

John McCain is enjoying a hefty lead over Barack Obama in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Utah, Wyoming — that’s what the recent Obama versus McCain Louisiana, Mississippi, Utah, Wyoming pre-election opinion polls conducted in these states show.

According to Louisiana, Mississippi, Utah, Wyoming opinion polls, these states appear to be the safe states of the Republicans. Here’s what the recent Obama versus McCain Louisiana, Mississippi, Utah, Wyoming pre-election opinion polls show —

Sen. Hillary Clinton’s short span of spotlight ended when Sen. Barack Obama once again captured the center stage winning Wyoming caucuses on Saturday.

There were total 12 Wyoming delegates up for grab on Saturday. Obama won 7 Wyoming delegates, while Clinton won 5 Wyoming delegates.

It appears to be troubled landing of Sen. Barack Obama, after enjoying meteoric flights in the entire last month, when Sen. Hillary Clinton’s plane couldn’t even take off. But, Clinton’s took some nice flights on 4 March, when she defeated rival Obama in Texas, Ohio, and Rhode Island.