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"Romney takes 51 percent support over Obama at 45 in the survey of likely voters. Among registered voters, Romney’s lead is 48 to 47 over the president."
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"According to the RealClearPolitics average of polls, Romney is at 47.4 percent support and Obama at 46.7. In addition to including Gallup’s 6-point lead for Romney, that average includes an IBD-TIPP poll that shows Obama up by 6."
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"A Rasmussen poll puts Romney up 5 in Florida at 51-46, but two other surveys give him a narrower lead, with Fox News putting Romney up 48-45 and a survey from Democratic-affiliated Public Policy Polling (PPP) pegging Romney up 1 at 48-47.
In Virginia, Rasmussen shows Romney up 3, with an ARG poll putting the GOP nominee up 1."
Gallup is an outlier. Nearly every other poll shows the race very close or tied. From what I've heard even those in both campaigns don't believe the gallup poll to be accurate.
Gallup is an outlier. Nearly every other poll shows the race very close or tied. From what I've heard even those in both campaigns don't believe the gallup poll to be accurate.
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but the fact is Obama still has a significant electoral map advantage. He simply has to win Ohio, Nevada and Wisconsin, all of which he's currently leading in, and he wins the election. He can lose every single other swing state and still win if he picks up those three states.
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