McCain campaign manager Rick Davis just finished a conference call with reporters. He complimented the Obama campaign on its $150 million September fundraising but called on Obama to make information on his contributions available to the public. Starting tomorrow, Davis said, the RNC “will establish a searchable database where donors and their contributions will be available within 24 hours of the donations.”

As far as the race is concerned, Davis predicted success in the 2004 red states. “The Iowa numbers look good to me,” Davis said. “I’d say we’re in the margin of error in Iowa. You pick up Iowa and Nevada and you win the presidency. That’s not a stretch.”

The RealClearPolitics average of polls has Obama ahead in Iowa by nearly 12 points. But the average includes just four polls, and three of them are three weeks old or older. When Davis was asked about his numbers, he didn’t give any more details.