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May 10, 2008 - 5:31pm

Obama leads McCain by 14 points

By Wally Edge
Category: PresidentTags: John McCain, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton

Barack Obama leads John McCain by a 52%-38% margin in Oregon, according to a new Rasmussen Reports poll released on Saturday. His 14-point lead is more than double his six point lead just one month ago.  The poll shows McCain with a problem among Republicans: he’s getting just 68% of the Oregon GOP vote. 

But if Hillary Clinton is the nominee, Oregon becomes more competitive. Clinton leads McCain 46%-40%. 

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