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Monday, October 08, 2012

Polls For Monday, October 8th

General Election: Romney vs. ObamaPew ResearchObama 45, Romney 49Romney +4
General Election: Romney vs. ObamaPolitico/GWU/BattlegroundObama 49, Romney 48Obama +1
General Election: Romney vs. ObamaGallup Tracking*Obama 47, Romney 47Tie
General Election: Romney vs. ObamaGallup Tracking*Obama 50, Romney 45Obama +5
General Election: Romney vs. ObamaRasmussen TrackingObama 48, Romney 48Tie
Pennsylvania: Romney vs. ObamaSusquehannaObama 47, Romney 45Obama +2
Colorado: Romney vs. ObamaRasmussen ReportsObama 49, Romney 48Obama +1
Virginia: Romney vs. ObamaPPP (D)Obama 50, Romney 47Obama +3
Iowa: Romney vs. ObamaRasmussen ReportsObama 49, Romney 47Obama +2
Massachusetts: Romney vs. ObamaWestern NE UniversityObama 63, Romney 33Obama +30
Wisconsin Senate - Thompson vs. BaldwinPPP (D)Baldwin 49, Thompson 46Baldwin +3
Florida Senate - Mack vs. NelsonWeAskAmericaNelson 44, Mack 44Tie
Florida Senate - Mack vs. NelsonRasmussen ReportsNelson 52, Mack 41Nelson +11
Virginia Senate - Allen vs. KainePPP (D)Kaine 51, Allen 44Kaine +7
Ohio Senate - Mandel vs. BrownWeAskAmericaBrown 46, Mandel 44Brown +2
Generic Congressional VotePolitico/GWU/BattlegroundRepublicans 45, Democrats 46Democrats +1
President Obama Job ApprovalPolitico/GWU/BattlegroundApprove 50, Disapprove 48Approve +2
President Obama Job ApprovalGallupApprove 51, Disapprove 44Approve +7
President Obama Job ApprovalRasmussen ReportsApprove 51, Disapprove 49Approve +2
Obama and Democrats' Health Care PlanRasmussen Reports*For/Favor 39, Against/Oppose 54Against/Oppose +15
Direction of CountryPolitico/GWU/BattlegroundRight Direction 39, Wrong Track 54Wrong Track +15
Obama: Favorable/UnfavorablePew ResearchFavorable 49, Unfavorable 48Favorable +1
Romney: Favorable/UnfavorablePew ResearchFavorable 50, Unfavorable 46Favorable +4
Obama: Favorable/UnfavorablePolitico/GWU/BattlegroundFavorable 52, Unfavorable 45Favorable +7
Romney: Favorable/UnfavorablePolitico/GWU/BattlegroundFavorable 47, Unfavorable 47Tie

A ton of new polls today and they make the election look even more muddy.

The two Gallup polls should be noted first as the one that is the tie is from the three days after the debate whole the one that shows the president 5 points ahead is a 7 day tracking poll.

I'm still stunned that both Rasmussen and Gallup have the president's approval rating above 50 percent. That makes no sense at considering the poor debate performance.

The battleground states look like they are still hanging in there for the president. Iowa, in particular, has been solid Obama for awhile now and with the latest being a Rasmussen poll, it's like more like +4 or +5 Obama because they don't figure in cel phone users.

The Pew Research Poll really shows the effects of the debate and the enthusiasm gap. The key to a decisive victory for the president is to get out the vote. He does that and he wins just be sheer demographics.

More Senate polls that show how it's nearly hopeless that the GOP is going to take back the Senate.

1 comment:

juris imprudent said...

Why are you so obsessed with how the election is polling?