Title: Latest Poll Numbers

" Along the road but here we are finally one day of campaigning reluctant we had to the polls tomorrow of course she's in his new president. Also look at some other issues of course here in Massachusetts. Joining us this morning to talk more about some of the final polling. Is Suffolk University professor David Healy -- missiles the director of the Suffolk University political research centers that would senior thankfully I hadn't seen as want to work that you've been absolutely crate. Let's start with our our neighbors to the north from New Hampshire both of the candidates. You know stopping -- and and doing some last minute stumping up there in New Hampshire. Looks like Obama is in the lead in it looks like it would help them up."

" Looks like it's a comfortable lead you know I saw men women break I was they figure that Kipling quote. Which is that a woman's yes it's much more accurate than a man certainty after -- This is more than a guess men and women we're winning by 25 points. Obama. And among that was close so there's a problem and -- looks comfortable."

" Well it looks like which happens every four years. Options maybe every eight years because we haven't come but it does happen. We don't have an income but this last day as one of these days where they're just hopping from swing state swing state to make sure. Everybody in Florida spent a lot of time. How does it look like in the -- when you guys hole -- it's all about the execution right."

" Now Florida and Obama Florida and Ohio are Obama right now but -- slight margins. We're seeing in some states like Georgia and in North Carolina that the momentum is back to McCain's of those could even ago. To read again. Given -- Obama was leading in those. Oh you know Obama's and a very comfortable position of the UN's Virginia. And three -- states in the west New Mexico Colorado and Nevada. He locks it up Ohio or Florida bonuses that lets slip over to the McCain's side is there anyway that he can possibly step ahead 2 sure he would need to take the lead -- need to -- and in Virginia. And then either steal Pennsylvania from Democrats into Ohio and Florida and then going west -- have a hit it -- the State's in the last. When you are out there pulling -- people were still undecided on the usually it's three to 4% undecided but we also attract of those people who are choosing a candidate how likely they may be to flip and that might be an additional 45%. And so there is a fluid number but it's under 10% for both categories what is your national poll -- Mean nationalize. In -- nationally it's Obama but again it's the battleground states that it means a lot and there's a big difference in the polling nationally but in the battleground states. I think we need to look at Ohio -- in the east coast Ohio Florida and Virginia medals set the tone for the rest of give me a sense how this compares to elections that you you know practice. You know it's it's a very unique. -- election because Democrats traditionally don't you know 50% of the vote and haven't for 32 years when Jimmy Carter was first what was first elected. So this is a unique situation African American democratic nominee. And it's playing out differently and some of the State's problem formed some of the southern states that he was leading and not a problem in the west. And if all those voters who he has gotten out there to register don't show up as -- in trouble it's a problem is especially among women I mean I could picture scenario with a was a woman with a busy schedule who has children has errands to run has to take a child to a rehearsal or practice comes to a vote in place tomorrow. Looks at an hour one -- a line that says. I can't do this in my schedule doesn't allow for that's going to hurt a lot of tomorrow potentially."

" Yeah and there are places where they're talking outlined in two and three hours long possibly tomorrow. Only to talk about this for a long time the very quickly want to take a look at some these Massachusetts ballot questions as to president's polling as well question want."

" I think it doesn't pass I think the no side prevails I think the polling supports that our question to marijuana I think it will pass but I think it will be close we've seen the trend to the no side it was a very easy question to predict in August. It still is yes but probably not -- much so I mean I think 810 points is probably. A more reasonable amount let's go to the dogs questions for. You know people tend to vote no if they're not sure confuse this but the question of where the no side prevails because they're not quite sure about. The issue whether or not the jobs issue -- cruelty to animals issue. Is more important so you may see that trend of an outside a packed."

" We got a couple seconds -- want to go back to this national election very quickly do you think it may hurt Barack Obama because he's ahead in the polls because people think just what you were just saying. I don't need to go vote because he's in good shape."

" Anything can happen you know this is the time -- polls is go away and it's a down to logistics and if the logistics that. Four Obama voters -- to get to confident or don't go and stay in line at the polls tomorrow everything could change. -- interest income are you happy it's almost I'm delighted."