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OBAMA VOTED 'MOST INFLUENTIAL MAN': Online poll has Democrat on top, and Sen. McCain at No. 10.
*Readers at the lifestyle Web site AskMen.com have voted Sen. Barack Obama the most influential man of 2008 in a poll released Tuesday, reports Reuters.
The Democratic presidential candidate beat his Republican White House rival John McCain, who came in at No. 10 on the list.
Obama also topped Apple chief executive Steve Jobs and Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps, who landed in the No. 2 and No. 3 spots, respectively.
The tally was compiled on the basis of 200,000 votes from readers of the Web site whose average age is 27-28 years-old.
The Top 10 on the AskMen.com Most Influential Men list:
1) Barack Obama (Democratic presidential nominee)
2) Steve Jobs (Apple CEO)
3) Michael Phelps (Olympic swimmer)
4) Robert Downey, Jr (actor)
5) Stephen Colbert (political TV commentator)
6) Gordon Ramsay (celebrity chef)
7) Christian Bale (actor)
8) Rob Kay ("Rock Band" video game designer)
9) Cristiano Ronaldo (soccer player)
10) John McCain (Republican presidential nominee)
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