| Ohio: Romney vs. Obama | PPP (D) | Obama 49, Romney 48 | Obama +1 |
| Ohio: Romney vs. Obama | Gravis Marketing | Obama 47, Romney 47 | Tie |
| Florida: Romney vs. Obama | SurveyUSA | Romney 46, Obama 47 | Obama +1 |
| Ohio: Romney vs. Obama | FOX News | Obama 46, Romney 43 | Obama +3 |
| Virginia: Romney vs. Obama | Rasmussen Reports | Romney 50, Obama 47 | Romney +3 |
It's hard to make sense of these polls with one showing Romney up 7 and the other showing Obama up six. The best thing to do is take the average of all the polls and that's probably where we are at. At least with the national polls, the race is a tie.
But the swing states are where this election are going to be won or lost and those states still favor the president. Andy over at Electoral-Vote.com has the count at 286-235 with 17 at tie (13 for Virginia and 4 for New Hampshire). I think New Hampshire will go for the president which makes it 290-235. Perhaps I'm being premature but it looks like Florida is going to go for Romney. Virginia? It's an exact tie at this point.
The other thing to take note of is how the approval ratings for the president haven't really changed. What does that mean?
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