Detroit News Online logo Detroit News Online 19 months ago

Michigan poll buoys GOP

A new poll shows Sen. John McCain nearly tied with Sen. Barack Obama in a hypothetical Michigan general-election matchup, and significantly ahead of Sen. Hillary Clinton -- reinforcing Republicans' hopes of competing in a reliably Democratic state. Full Article at Detroit News Online

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