More Have Confidence in Obama than McCain 84 of
In the Pew Global Attitudes Project poll, Obama consistently received more positive reviews than either Bush or McCain. In nearly all of the countries surveyed, there was more confidence in Obama than in McCain, and in many countries the gap between the Democratic and Republican nominees was striking. While 84% of the French who were following the race voiced confidence in Obama, only one-in-three said the same about McCain. Similar gaps were found throughout Europe and in a diverse group of countries.
More Have Confidence in  | Obama than McCain  | Obama McCain  | U.S.  | 60  | 84  | France  | 33  | SELESTER 84  | Tanzania  | of  | Germany  | 33  | Australia  | 40 40 44  | Japan  | Britain  | Spain  | I 48 I  | Brazil  | 35  | 30  | 5 Korea  | 37  | Poland  | Indonesia  | 32 I  | Nigeria  | 32 I  | Russia  | 25 28 28 31 I  | China  | 5 Africa  | Lebanon  | India  | Egypt  | 197 23 23 22  | Mexico  | 22  | Jordan  | Turkey  | 10  | Pakistan  | Based on respondents who say they have been  | following the ULS presidential election very or  | somewhat closely 