Obama received nothing but good news today, exactly three weeks until Election Day. Two national polls released late in the day showed the Illinois senator up by significant margins. The L.A. Times/Bloomberg poll has Obama up 9 points and the CBS News/New York Times poll has him up 14 points. Overall, Obama leads by 8.1 points in the RCP National Average.

Quinnipiac released polls in four battleground states. Well, they were battleground states, except the polls showed Obama leading by double digits in all but one, which he led by 9 points. Obama led every other poll released today as well.

There were three moves today on the RCP Electoral Map. Colorado moved from toss-up to lean Obama, bumping Obama's electoral count up to 313. Wisconsin and Michigan appear to be safely in the Democratic column, as both moved from the leaning Obama category to solidly Obama.