Wednesday, October 31, 2012

So much for all the BS that Obama has benefited the most from early voting

According to Gallup:
Romney currently leads Obama 52% to 45% among voters who say they have already cast their ballots. However, that is comparable to Romney's 51% to 46% lead among all likely voters in Gallup's Oct. 22-28 tracking polling. At the same time, the race is tied at 49% among those who have not yet voted but still intend to vote early, suggesting these voters could cause the race to tighten. However, Romney leads 51% to 45% among the much larger group of voters who plan to vote on Election Day, Nov. 6.

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It's too bad we haven't had a drunken sailor as President for the past 4 years

Because even a drunken sailor would not have gone through and wasted so much tax payers' money as our current mathematically challenged President has. And here is another example:
Battery maker A123 Systems vowed thousands of new jobs when it received a nearly quarter-billion-dollar stimulus grant in late 2009, but federal job-tracking figures show only a few hundred positions were created before the company joined a growing list of federally backed energy businesses that ended in bankruptcy.
The latest quarterly report on file with a federal stimulus tracking database shows just seven positions created through the grant from April to June this year. Previous quarters’ job reports contained anywhere from a handful of positions created to more than 100 new jobs. 
But even when the quarterly reports are combined, a total of 408 new positions were reported under the stimulus program since 2009, amounting to more than $300,000 spent for each new job reported.
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A123 is just one of many of team Obama's lack of success stories. As many as 50 Obama-backed green energy companies bankrupt or troubled.



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Mitt Romney attends Hurricane Sandy relief effort in Kittering, OH (Full Video 10-30-12)


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Mitt Romney Campaign Rally in Land O'Lakes, FL (Full Video 10-27-12)

According to local news outlets, Romney attracted 15,000+ at this event. Here is an amateur video. I'm amazed that the News media missed this:
 

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Paul Ryan campaign stop at Young's Dairy in Yellow Springs, OH (Full Video 10-27-12)

Here's amateur video of an event I almost missed:
 

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Laura Bush Campaigns for Romney/Ryan in Livonia, Michigan (Full Speech 10-28-12)

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LIVE FEEDS Today to 2012 Presidential Candidates EVENTS (October 31, 2012)

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SurveyUSA Poll: Romney ahead by 8 in GEORGIA

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from August 1)

Mitt Romney 52% (50%)
Barack Obama 44% (42%)
Other 2% (4%)
Undecided 2% (4%)
A survey of 574 likely voters was conducted October 25-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-4.2%.
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WAPO/ABC Poll: Romney now leading nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 30)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 48% (49%)
A survey of 1,271 likely voters, was conducted October 26-29, 2012.  The MOE is +/-3%.
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Rasmussen Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: Romney still leading by 2 points nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 30)

Mitt Romney 49% (49%)
Barack Obama 47% (47%)
Some other candidate 1% (1%)
Undecided 2% (2%)
A survey of 1,500 likely voters was conducted October 27-29, 2012. The MOE is +/-3%.
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PPP/Daily Kos/SEIU Poll: Romney & Obama still tied nationally

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 24)

Mitt Romney 49% (48%)
Barack Obama 49% (48%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney 52% (54%)
Barack Obama 46% (42%)

With Women:

Barack Obama 51% (52%)
Mitt Romney 47% (43%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney 50% (50%)
Barack Obama 44% (39%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 39%
Republican 37%
Independent/Other 24%
A survey of 1,400 Registered voters was conducted October 25-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-2.6%.
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NPR/RR/DC Poll: Romney ahead by 1 point nationally

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from July 19)

Mitt Romney 48%  (45%)
Barack Obama 47%  (47%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 35%
Independent 33%
Republican 31%
A survey of 1,000 likely voters was conducted October 23-25, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.1%.
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SurveyUSA Poll: Romney & Obama tied in Florida

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 21)

Mitt Romney 47% (46%)
Barack Obama 47% (47%)
Other 1% (2%)
Undecided 5% (5%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney 49% (46%)
Barack Obama 44% (46%)
Other 2% (4%)
Undecided 5% (4%)

With Woman:

Barack Obama 50% (49%)
Mitt Romney 46% (45%)
Other 1% (1%)
Undecided 4% (5%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney 45% (44%)
Barack Obama 40% (40%)
Other 2% (4%)
Undecided 13% (12%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 42%
Republican 37%
Independent 20%
A survey of 595 likely voters was conducted October 25-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-4.1%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Obama Shamelessly Politicizes Hurricane Sandy

Photo by: Pablo Martinez Monsivais
Barack Obama shamelessly uses his campaign slogan “Forward” during the hurricane Sandy FEMA briefing.

via Washington Times
President Obama may have suspended his campaign rallies due to Hurricane Sandy, but he managed to squeeze in his campaign slogan — intentionally or not — during a briefing Tuesday with federal emergency officials.
“The president made clear that he expects his team to remain focused as the immediate impacts of Hurricane Sandy continue and lean forward in their response,” the White House said in a statement about Mr. Obama’s video-teleconference that he conducted from the White House Situation Room. “Forward” is the slogan of his re-election campaign.
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Obama is so concerned about potential disasters...that he's proposed slashing funds for FEMA, Disaster Relief

Obama's proposed cuts to FEMA include the following:

  • Flood Hazard Mapping and Risk Analysis Program - $8 million
  • State and Local Emergency Programs (non-defense) - $183 million
  • State and Local Emergency Programs (defense) - $5 million
  • United States Fire Administration and Training - $4 million
  • Salaries and Expenses (non-defense) - $75 million
  • Salaries and Expenses (defense) - $7 million
  • Disaster Relief - $580 million
  • Emergency Food and Shelter - $10 million
  • Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program - $3 million
  • National Pre-disaster Mitigation Fund - $3 million

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Mitt Romney Campaign Rally in Davenport, IA (Full Video 10-29-12)

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Paul Ryan Campaign Rally in Fernandina Beach, FL (Full Video 10-29-12)

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Mitt Romney Campaign Rally in Avon Lake, OH (Full Video 10-29-12)

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The NObama Anthem: "Obama Gotta Go" ~by Glen Shulfer

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LIVE FEEDS Today to 2012 Presidential Candidates EVENTS (October 30, 2012)

UPDATE!
Mitt Romney will attend a storm relief event today at 11:00 AM (local time) at the James S. Trent Arena, 3301 Shroyer Rd in Kettering, OH

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Gallup Daily Tracking Poll: Romney back up to a 5 point lead nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from  October 29)

With Likely Voters:

Mitt Romney 51% (50%)
Barack Obama 46% (46%)

With Registered Voters:

Mitt Romney 48% (47%)
Barack Obama 48% (48%)
A Survey of approximately 3,050 registered voters, including a subsample of likely voters, was conducted October 22-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-2%.
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Rasmussen Poll: Romney takes the lead in OHIO

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 19

Mitt Romney 50% (48%)
Barack Obama 48% (49%)
Some other candidate 1% (1%)
Undecided 1% (2%)
A survey of 750 likely voters was conducted October 28, 2012. The MOE is +/- 4%.
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Rasmussen Daily Swing State Poll: Romney still leading by 4 points in the swing states

The 11 states included in this poll are: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Head-to-Head(Previous results from October 29)

Mitt Romney 50% (50%)
Barack Obama 46% (46%)
Some other candidate 2% (2%)
Undecided 2% (2%)
A survey of approximately 1,300 likely voters was conducted October 22-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-3%.
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ARG Poll: Romney-Ryan ahead in COLORADO

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 10)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 48% (50%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% (46%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 54% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 43% (47%)

With Women:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 51% (45%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 43% (51%)

With Independents:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 50% (48%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 42% (47%)
A survey of 600 likely voters was conducted October 25-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-4%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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CNN/Time/ORC Poll: Romney/Ryan still leading in Florida

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 20)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 50% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 49% (48%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 55% (50%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 43% (46%)

With Women:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 54% (49%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 45% (47%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 51% (46%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 46% (46%)

A survey of 770 likely voters was conducted October 25-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.5%.
The crosstabs can be viewed HERE.

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Pew Research Poll: Romney & Obama tied nationally

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 9

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 47% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% (45%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 51% (51%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 44% (43%)

With Women:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 50% (47%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 44% (47%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 48% (46%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 40% (42%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 35%
Republican 34%
Independent 27%
A survey of 1,495 likely voters, was conducted October 24-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-2.9%.
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PPP Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: Romney leading by 1 point nationally

Head to Head: (Previous results from October 29

Mitt Romney 49% (49%)
Barack Obama 48% (48%)
Undecided 4% (4%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney 54% (53%)
Barack Obama 42% (42%)
Undecided 4% (5%)

With Women:

Barack Obama 53% (53%)
Mitt Romney 45% (45%)
Undecided 2% (2%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney 50% (54%)
Barack Obama 42% (38%)
Undecided 8% (8%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 39%
Republican 37%
Independent/Other: 23%
A survey of 1,200 likely voters was conducted October 26-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-2.8%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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Rasmussen Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: Romney leading by 2 points nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 29)

Mitt Romney 49% (50%)
Barack Obama 47% (47%)
Some other candidate 1% (1%)
Undecided 2% (1%)
A survey of 1,500 likely voters was conducted October 26-28, 2012. The MOE is +/-3%.
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WAPO/ABC Poll: Romney & Obama tied nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 29)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 49% (48%)
A survey of 1,259 likely voters, was conducted October 25-28, 2012.  The MOE is +/-3%.
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Politico/GWU Poll: Obama leading by 1 nationally

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 23)

Barack Obama 49% (47%)
Mitt Romney 48% (49%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 43% (43%)
Republican 41% (41%)
Independent 15% (15%)
A Survey of 1,000 likely voters was conducted October 22-25, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.1%.
The crosstabs can be viewed HERE.

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Monday, October 29, 2012

When was the last time President Obama took to the Airwaves before/during a weather event?

Call me skeptical, but in my opinion, the President is MILKING this hurricane.

I fully expect the President to make several UNNECESSARY appearances on the tube between now and Wednesday.

So he's cancelled his campaign events and replaced them with storm updates covered by all the networks. Heck...he's given more updates today than the hosts on the Weather Channel.

If I had been advising Romney, I would have told him to keep his rallies schedule today and tomorrow as planned. He's not getting the FREE "UNNECESSARY" MEDIA COVERAGE that the President is and will be getting throughout the next few days.

The difference between What Romney would have done in this same situation differently than the President is like night and day. Romney would not have made his efforts in storm preparation, ALL ABOUT HIM...LIKE PRESIDENT OBAMA IS. Romney would have done all that would need to be done, BEHIND THE SCENES...OUT OF SIGHT. UNLIKE Obama, he's not one to toot his own horn.

These appearances by the President are NOTHING MORE than an effort to boost his favorability numbers with the the voters in the lead up to next week.

Hey Mr. President...where were all your weather event appearances during other weather events over the past 4 years?

It's to bad you weren't this available and easy to find during the gulf oil spill. But then again, there was no re-election approaching at that time as there is now....was there?

After a difficult September, the debate helped Mr. Romney regain the lead in both the Electoral College and the national popular vote

While Mr. Romney appeared to be doing relatively well in the South in the middle of the summer, he was just barely ahead relative to Mr. Cain in the Southern region of the country at the end of September. Thus relative to 2008, Mr. Romney was struggling in many states in this particular region. In terms of the political landscape, it makes no difference if Mr. Romney wins a particular Southern state by 17 points or 21 points. However, it is worth monitoring states where the race is a bit closer. I was monitoring Georgia throughout September, because while it never was a swing state, thing looked a bit closer than they should be of course, Mr. McCain did not do nearly as well as Mr. Bush did in Georgia, but a win is a win. A few weeks ago, we had two polls from Georgia. One showed Mr. Romney winning by a landslide double digit margin, the other was much closer, but still comfortable, so together with other data, I can not only put Georgia off my radar for this election, but for the next few election cycles.
As imperfect as my model is, with the release of more data to the public over the past months, by the end of September, I saw patterns that internal pollsters were seeing earlier in the summer. While every election cycle, there are about 12 to 18 battleground states, there are usually only 5 or 6 states that are truly swing states in terms of potentially tipping the balance to one candidate or the other. By early September, it became evident that at least 7 or 8 states could call themselves swing states, now it does not take too much of a stretch to see we have about a dozen swing or at least quasi swing states.
If an election were held at the end of September, Mr. Obama would have probably won 333 to 205. Mr. Romney would have won North Carolina by less than 2 point and Mr. Obama would have won the remaining swing and quasi swing states and win the national popular vote by 2.6%. The good news for Mr. Romney was that Mr. Obama would be only 247 electoral points without the swing states. In fact, Mr. Romney was behind by less than 1 point in Colorado, Florida and Virginia. Adding these states to Mr. Romney’s total, would put him at 256. He trailed in Iowa and Ohio by less then 2 points. Winning these two tipping point states, Mr. Romney would be up to 180 already and he was within 3 point of New Hampshire and Nevada; winning these states would bring him to 292. Wisconsin and Oregon were quasi swing states and Michigan and New Mexico were close to being quasi swing states. In short, with so many states being up for grabs, it was possible for either candidate to win a significant amount of electoral points without winning the popular vote by a huge margin.

Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan w/ The The Oak Ridge Boys at Campaign Rally in Marion, OH (Full Video 10-28-12)

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Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan at Campaign Rally in Findlay, OH (Full Video 10-28-12)


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Mitt Romney & Paul Ryan at a Campaign Rally in Celina, OH (Full Video 10-28-12)


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VA Gov Bob McDonnell on CNN's 'State of the Union' (Full Interview 10-28-12)

Bob McDonnell discusses who will win in Ohio and Virginia:


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Newt Gingrich on ABC's 'This Week' (Full Interview 10-28-12)

Gingrich discusses the upcoming election:
 

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OH Gov John Kasich on 'Meet The Press' (Full Interview 10-28-12)

John Kasich discusses the Ohio economy and the Presidential election:
 

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Gallup Daily Tracking Poll: Romney with a 4 point lead nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from  October 27)

With Likely Voters:

Mitt Romney 50% (51%)
Barack Obama 46% (46%)

With Registered Voters:

Barack Obama 48% (48%)
Mitt Romney 47% (48%)
A Survey of approximately 3,050 registered voters, including a subsample of likely voters, was conducted October 21-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-2%.
The full story is HERE.


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UOC Poll: Romney and Obama tied in OHIO

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from September 22)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% (46%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 49% (51%)
Other 1% (1%)
Undecided 1% (2%)
A survey of  1,015 likely voters was conducted October 18-23, 2012.  The MOE is +/-3.1%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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PPP Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: Romney takes the lead nationally

Head to Head: (Previous results from October 28

Mitt Romney 49% (48%)
Barack Obama 48% (48%)
Undecided 4% (3%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney 53% (53%)
Barack Obama 42% (43%)
Undecided 5% (4%)

With Women:

Barack Obama 53% (53%)
Mitt Romney 45% (44%)
Undecided 2% (3%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney 54% (52%)
Barack Obama 38% (40%)
Undecided 8% (8%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 39%
Republican 36%
Independent/Other: 25%
A survey of 1,200 likely voters was conducted October 25-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-2.8%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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World Herald/WRA Poll: Romney/Ryan ahead by 14 points in NEBRASKA

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from September 24)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 52% (51%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 38% (40%)
Other/Don't know 10% (9%)
A survey of 800 registered voters was conducted October 23-25, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.5%
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Rasmussen Daily Swing State Poll: Romney leading by 4 points in the swing states

The 11 states included in this poll are: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin.

Head-to-Head(Previous results from October 28)

Mitt Romney 50% (51%)
Barack Obama 46% (45%)
Some other candidate 2% (2%)
Undecided 2% (2%)
A survey of approximately 1,300 likely voters was conducted October 21-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-3%.
The full story is HERE.

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Mason-Dixon/Star Tribune Poll: Romney within striking distance in MINNESOTA

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from September 25)

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% (48%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 44% (40%)
Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 2% (5%)
Undecided 7% (7%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 51% (47%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 40% (41%)
Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 3% (6%)
Undecided 6% (6%)

With Women:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 53% (55%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 37% (33%)
Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 2% (5%)
Undecided 8% (7%)

With Independents:

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 43% (32%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 37% (39%)
Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 7% (14%)
Undecided 13% (15%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 38%
Republican 33%
Independent/Other 29%
A survey of 800 likely Minnesota voters was conducted October 23-25, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.5%.
The Full Story is HERE.

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Rasmussen Daily Presidential Tracking Poll: Romney leading by 3 points nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 28)

Mitt Romney 50% (50%)
Barack Obama 47% (46%)
Some other candidate 1% (1%)
Undecided 1% (2%)
A survey of 1,500 likely voters was conducted October 25-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-3%.
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WAPO/ABC Poll: Romney-Ryan still leading by 1 point nationally

Head-To-Head: (Previous results from October 27)

Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% (49%)
Barack Obama-Joe Biden 48% (48%)
A survey of 1,295 likely voters, was conducted October 23-26, 2012.  The MOE is +/-3%.
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Gravis Marketing Poll: Obama ahead by 1 in OHIO

Head-to-Head: (Previous results from October 21)

Barack Obama-Joe Biden 50% (47%)
Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% (47%)
Unsure 2.0% (6.0%%)

This poll's Demographics: [This states actual breakdown by party]

Democrat 40% [36%]
Republican 32% [37%]
Independent/Other 28% [27%]
A survey of 730 likely voters was conducted October 27, 2012.  The MOE is +/- 3.6%.
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IBD/CSM/Tipp Daily Tracking Poll: Obama with a 1 point lead nationally

Head-to-Head:  (Previous results from October 28)

Barack Obama 45.4% (46.6%)
Mitt Romney 44.1% (44.5%)
Not sure 7.3% (5.7%)

With Men:

Mitt Romney 50% (52%)
Barack Obama 40% (41%)
Not sure 6% (5%)

With Women:

Barack Obama 50% (50%)
Mitt Romney 39% (38%)
Not sure 8% (7%)

With Independents:

Mitt Romney 46% (49%)
Barack Obama 38% (38%)
Not sure 12% (10%)

This Poll's Demographics:

Democrat 38% (38%)
Independent/Other 32% (32%)
Republican 31% (31%)
A survey of 942 likely voters was conducted October 22-27, 2012. The MOE is +/-3.5%.
The data can be viewed HERE.

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