Registered voters apply the term “risky” as often to McCain as they do to Obama.

Six-in-ten voters see Obama as most likely to win.

About one-in-four voters are still persuadable.

About four-in-ten Americans (41%) still rate their personal financial situation as excellent or good.

Many Americans are delaying or cancelling spending, including nearly six-in-ten who have cut back on vacation spending.

Fully 64% of Americans say jobs are difficult to find where they live.

A sizeable plurality (47%) says Obama is the candidate best able to deal with the problems in financial institutions and markets.

Nearly eight-in-ten (79%) Americans say it is more difficult now than five years ago for people in the middle class to maintain their standard of living.

Out of 24 countries surveyed, Americans (53%) are the least supportive of international trade.

McCain leads among voters ages 65 and older.