Barack Obama may be leading nationally but does John McCain have momentum in the swing states? What’s the latest in Ohio? How about Florida? Is Pennsylvanis locked up for Obama or are his anti-coal comments making that a closer contest? We ask pollster David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision.
Dateline Washington: Obama and Energy
Barack Obama says his energy plan would force companies into bankruptcy for running on fossil fuels and he would be fine with energy consumers paying much higher prices in order to wean the nation off those sources. What exactly is his energy agenda? What would be the impact on our economy? We ask Thomas Pyle, President of the Institute for Energy Research.
Dateline Washington: Final Polls Favor Obama
As voters take part in the only poll that really matters, the final pre-election surveys show a lead for Barack Obama. How big is his advantage in the final Zogby survey? Is the McCain surge continuing or receding? How high is voter enthusiasm? And what new polling trends have emerged during this campaign? We ask Fritz Wenzel, Director of Communications for Zogby International.
Dateline Washington: Former Virginia Gov. George Allen
Election Day is here and one of the biggest battleground states is Virginia. Why is this reliably red state now up for grabs? Why is a sizable Obama lead shrinking at the finish line? How are the issues of the economic growth, national security and energy independence impacting the vote? We ask former Virginia Gov. George Allen.
Dateline Washington: The News
We have Monday’s top news… Why are John McCain and Sarah Palin going after Barack Obama on energy policy with just one day to go before the election? What exactly did Obama say that put the Republicans on the offensive? How is Joe Biden firing back against McCain on the issue of the economy? What happened on Wall Street today? We have the answers as we discuss the headlines for Monday, November 3, 2008.
Dateline Washington: The Uphill Battle for Congressional Republicans
Are any Senate Democrats in danger of losing tomorrow? Can Republicans hold any seats left open by retirement? Can Ted Stevens win despite seven felony convictions? Can John Sununu surge from behind and win in New Hampshire? And wihat will the breakdown look like in the House for the next Congress? We ask David Drucker of Roll Call.