Big State BS

In the interest of debunking the bogus Clinton campaign's "Big State" talking point, the first in a continuing look at some general election "big state" polls:

In Florida, both Clinton and Obama right now would lose to McCain, Obama by less:
FL-Pres
Mar 16 Rasmussen McCain (R) 47%, Clinton (D) 40%
FL-Pres
Mar 16 Rasmussen McCain (R) 47%, Obama (D) 43%

In NY, both Obama and Clinton would win, though interestingly Obama would outperform Clinton (a wee bit) in her home state.
NY-Pres
Mar 16 Rasmussen Clinton (D) 50%, McCain (R) 38%
NY-Pres
Mar 16 Rasmussen Obama (D) 51%, McCain (R) 38%

In CA, both Obama and Clinton would win, Obama by more.
CA-Pres
Mar 14 Rasmussen Obama (D) 53%, McCain (R) 38%
CA-Pres
Mar 14 Rasmussen Clinton (D) 46%, McCain (R) 39%

In OH, both would lose to McCain by the same amount.
OH-Pres
Mar 14 Rasmussen McCain (R) 46%, Obama (D) 40%
OH-Pres
Mar 14 Rasmussen McCain (R) 46%, Clinton (D) 40%

In PA, both lose to McCain right now - Obama though is almost even
PA-Pres
Mar 13 Rasmussen McCain (R) 46%, Clinton (D) 44%
PA-Pres
Mar 13 Rasmussen McCain (R) 44%, Obama (D) 43%