Anyway, what I like about the DK/R2000 polls is that they also do favorability each day, and show the results. In watching these, I noticed a rather dramatic drop-off in favorability for the McCain/Palin side of the ticket, with little change for Obama and Biden:

These numbers are "net favorability" for each candidate, meaning, what percentage of those polled have a positive view of them, minus how many have a negative view. The numbers for McCain and Palin have fallen sharply -- far more sharply than the poll itself. But this may be a "leading indicator" and is certainly good to see (from someone who thinks that McCain/Palin is arguably the worst major party ticket he can ever recall seeing).
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