LIKELY VOTERS:
Poll taken from 9/5-7:
McCain 54%
Obama 44%
Unsure-2%

REGISTERED VOTERS:
A poll of registered voters by Gallup published early Monday shows a growing McCain lead, described as 'a faster Republican Convention bounce' than that of Obama's Democrat Convention bounce.
McCain 50%
Obama 46%
(Only time will tell how it all shakes out.)

in Gallup poll for Sunday 9/7.

of registered voters. The poll is based entirely on interviews after Gov. Palin's VP acceptance speech.
With 'leaners' included in the poll, McCain & Obama are tied at 48%.

During informal talks in France regarding future transatlantic relations, the British Foreign Minister asked members to vote.
Describing their secret vote as a joke. EU members cast a ballot on which candidate would be best for Europe.
Not a single EU member has divulged how he voted; but the exercise provided light moments in a tense meeting where there were differences on how to deal with Russia.

Each candidate is favored by 42% of voters polled in the CBS News survey.

The Rasmussen Report poll for 9/5:
Registered voters poll:
46% Obama
45% McCain
Registered voters with 'leaners' included:
48% for Obama
46% for McCain

Today, 9/5, 21% of voters are considered to be swing voters, according to a Gallup Poll.

Candidate 'Favorability' ratings for McCain and Obama, according to Rasmussen Reports, indicate that each of the two presidential candidates receive a 57% favorability rating as of 9/5.
VP nominee Gov. Sarah Palin has a 58% favorability rating.