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Polls show Obama with lead, despite perception of conservatism
Issue date: 10/31/08 Section: Front Page
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Students said that economy was the most important issue of the campaign, followed by foreign policy, health care, environmental and energy policies and finally education.
According to a recent poll conducted by CBS News, The Chronicle of Higher Education and UWire, 59 percent of Miami students planning to vote Nov. 4 support Barack Obama and 37 percent plan to vote for John McCain. The poll was conducted online with a sample of 356 students.
Of the 25,000 students polled at four-year colleges and universities in Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina and Colorado, more than 60 percent preferred Obama to McCain.
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Z-man
posted 11/01/08 @ 9:34 AM EST
I do not understand the tag-on at the end of the title, "...despite perception of conservatism". It is not addressed in the story, what does that have to do with this topic? The headlines may get created by someone other than the writer of the article and this was poorly done?
I have children at Miami and OSU, and another in HS, it is shocking the indoctrination they are being force-fed in the classroom. (Continued…)
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