Indiana State Polls

Below is a selection of public opinion polls showing presidential preference in the state of Indiana; we have highlighted survey findings on gender.

The gender gap is the difference in the percentages of women and men who support a given candidate — the gap between the genders, not within a gender. Even if women and men favor the same candidate, they may do so by different margins, resulting in a gender gap.

* We calculate the gender gap for each poll based on the votes of women and men who support the candidate leading in that poll.

State	Poll	Date in Field	Release Date	Overall Results	Gender Gap*	Women for McCain	Men for McCain	Women for Obama	Men for Obama	Undecided Women	Undecided Men
IN	SurveyUSA	10/21-10/22	10/23	Obama 49%; McCain 45%	9 pts.	40%	51%	53%	44%	4%	2%
IN	Rasmussen	10/7	10/8	McCain 50%; Obama 43%	9 pts.	46%	55%	48%	37%	4%	4%
IN	Research 2000/WishTV	9/29-10/3	10/6	McCain 46%; Obama 46%	10 pts. 6 pts.	41%	51%	49%	43%	7%	3%
IN	SurveyUSA	9/28-9/29	9/30	McCain 48%; Obama 44%	4 pts.	45%	52%	47%	43%	4%	3%
IN	Indianapolis Star/WTHR	9/14-9/16	9/18	Obama 47%; McCain 44%	10 pts.	42%	48%	51%	41%	NA	NA