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The erosion of support for the Obama/Biden ticket was especially pronounced among white women who had previous shown strong support for Hillary Clinton.
However, Obama has regained a lead in the national poll averages and kept it since September 19.

A RealClearPolitics average of fourteen national polls taken between October 29 and November 2 shows an average 7.3% lead for Obama over opponent John McCain.
Obama's highest support in the polling average was 8.2% on October 14.

Among individual polls tracked by RealClearPolitics, Obama's highest support was recorded in a Newsweek poll conducted between June 18 and June 19 and a Pew Research poll conducted between October 23 and October 26 showing a 15% lead.

Gallup has conducted weekly polls of registered voters to measure support among the candidates. The most recent poll conducted between October 27 and November 2 shows 24% of pure Independents support Obama , trailing opponent John McCain's 32% support. Obama's Independent support peaked at 33% the week of October 6-October 12.

A RealClearPolitics average of four national polls measuring favorable/unfavorable opinions taken between October 28 and November 2 shows an average 55.5% favorable rating and 39.8% unfavorable rating.
Obama's highest ratings in the polling average were 61.2% favorable and 32.5% unfavorable on July 8.

As of November 3, 2008, one day before the election, the RealClearPolitics electoral map excluding toss up states shows 278 electoral votes for Obama/Biden, an electoral majority, and 132 electoral votes for opponents McCain/Palin.
Including toss up states, the Obama/Biden ticket leads with 338 votes.

Latest RealClearPolitics results:

* Winner has been declared

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