Geez, with huge spreads like these, why would California Republicans even bother to vote? (Kidding!)

According to Rasmussen Reports from Oct. 25, Obama leads McCain 61 percent to 34 percent, giving him a 27-point lead. This poll shows only 5 percent undecided.

According to a Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) survey from Oct. 12-19, Obama has 56 percent of the vote, while McCain has 33 percent, leaving a 23-point gap. PPIC found 11 percent were undecided.

Even if all the undecideds were to break for McCain, as the McCain camp is predicting, Obama would still win California by double-digits.