Most Accurate '04 Poll Has McCain, Obama Tied

Go back in your memory with me to the 2004 Presidential election, when nearly every major poll showed John Kerry with a fairly comfortable lead over George W. Bush in the 2 weeks prior to the election.

As you will recall, the polls were wrong and Bush won handily.

But one poll stood out from among the crowd as amazingly accurate. It is the Investor's Business Daily poll.

A certified analysis of the IBD's polling partner, TIPP, shows that its official final survey results prior to the 2004 Presidential election was the most accurate in the nation.

This year, IBD-TIPP shows that John McCain and Barack Obama are in a very close statistical tie. Obama narrowly leads McCain 44.8-43.7, with a whopping 11.6% still undecided.

The big news, however, is that in just 3 days this week, McCain has surged by 6 points. IBD-TIPP data shows McCain making significant headway in bringing working class and middle class citizens over to his side.

Folks, this thing is far from over. The tide, it is a-changin'.