Gallup Poll...Romney 51% and Obama 45%...among likely voters

ELECTION 2012 TRACKING Aug 1-7, 2012 – Updates daily at 1 p.m. ET; reflects one-day change TRIAL HEAT CHANGE Obama 47% +1 Romney 46% - ...

http://shark-tank.net/2012/08/16/new-rasmussen-poll-more-fear-obamacare-than-ryans-medicare-plan/ ...

Would you please explain to me why Romney is getting your vote that has nothing to do with Obama or socialism? If your reason includes his stance on abortion, please specify which stance and also include how you feel about the personhood amendment and all that it implies.Basically, I'm interested to know why you trust him. I'd like this answer to be about Romney specifically. ...

President Barack Obama, who campaigned on a promise to unify America, instead has become the most polarizing president in modern history.A Gallup Poll finds that the gap in Obama's approval rating in his sixth year in office between those who like him, Democrats, and those who do not, Republicans, has held steady at 70 percent, with 79 percent of Democrats voicing approval and only 9 percent of Republicans doing likewise. Since the days of President Dwight Eisenhower, in 1953, onl ...

Everywhere I'm reading I see Romney taking the lead over Obama. Now I read this article thought was interesting. Romney is leading with women. It's going to be an interesting race - get ready for a ride. :-) ...

While Obama beat Romney by 4 percentage points, voters say a do-over in the 2012 election wouldn't be a bad thing. "Would Mitt (Romney) have been a better fit? More voters in hindsight say yes," Malloy said. Overall, 45 percent of voters say America would be better off if the White House went to the Republicans in 2012, compared to 38 percent who said we'd be worse off. And because it's World UFO Day, a 2012 survey indicated 65 percent of Americans think Barack Obama would be b ...

Gratifying to knowthat Romney's support among women voters is rising. We women show that we are very in tune with the issues of the day and are making informed decisions. http://m.usatoday.com/article/news/1634791 ...

Link: http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/barack-obama-annual-approval-ratings/2015/01/20/id/619663/ ...

Among African-Americans at Zero Percent. by Jason Howerton. "A new poll conducted by NBC and the Wall Street Journal shows that support for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney among black people stands at an incredible zero percent. Nada. Zilch. Zero. But in order for the poll to be accurate, one would have to assume that there are indeed “zero” African-Americans that stand with Mitt Romney. And while the folks at NBC or WSJ certainly aren’t obligated to justify their find ...

Plus a Bloomberg poll said women were moving toward Romney on economic issues but holding back on social issues, especially abortion, confirmed by other pols. So Romney stated in front of cameras that he has no abortion legislation in mind. Which his campaign staff then routinely denied (following what is now a well-established pattern). Ryan also then said their position on abortion has not changed. Romney's previous positions have been that he is absolutely against abortion. That ...

opinion editorial....but more true than most of the "news" on the media! ...

do not respect those of us who did not vote for him. If I am concerned about where the country is headed; is that not my right to feel that way and to talk about it? Do I totally blame Obama for how the economy is now? Heck no .. it has been 20-30 years in the making. It's just that this spending, spending, spending that scares the crap out of me. It's the government now being able to take money out of my accounts without my permission (in the Obama ...

White voters are abandoning the Democratic Party because they feel left out, so the GOP should react by wooing Latino voters, President Barack Obama said in an interview with National Public Radio. “There’s a burden on Democrats to need to make very clear to a broad swath of [white] working-class and middle-class voters that we are, in fact, fighting for them. And there’s also an obligation on the part of the Republican Party to make sure that they are broadening their coaliti ...

"The atmosphere before the midterm elections apparently didn't do a thing to chasten Obama's most hardcore, Democrat fans. A new poll shows that nearly a third of those Democrats surveyed wish Obama could have a third term. A new Economist/YouGov poll that was conducted just before the elections certainly showed that overall a large number of respondents are unhappy with Obama, but there was also a large number of Democrats who thought that Obama was so great that he deserve ...

By Stephen C. WebsterTuesday, April 13th, 2010 -- 11:15 pm For all the talk, saber rattling, obstruction and fervent peddling of alternate realities Republicans have engaged in since President Obama took office, one might think they'd be doing a little better in the polls, even if by merely playing the role of a lesser of two evils in the eyes of the masses. Not quite. President Obama is still by far the most national politician in the United States, according to a new CNN poll [PDF link ...

This is from his hometown newspaper. No surprise to some of us. Link: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/chi-obama-poll-worst-president-20140702,0,3794269.story ...

Confirming the 2014 election zeitgeist, a new Gallup poll finds that Americans are fed up with ever-encroaching, corrupt and incompetent government, as represented by ObamaCare and other federal policies. For the first time since Gallup has conducted polling, people say that the "biggest problem" in America is "the government." It topped all other categories, including terrorism. "2014 was the first year ever in Gallup records that dissatisfaction with government topped the list," the 8 ...

The campaign to mislead the public, discourage conservative voters, etc. is underway, full bore. Do NOT believe ANY polls. Think for yourself - and VOTE, regardless of any polls that might suggest that Obama has this sewn up. The DNC had a disastrous convention and they're also trying to make that look like the best thing since conventions began. (You can tell from the desperation of his campaign strategy that HE knows he doesn't have it sewn up.) ...

48 to 43 is pretty close. In a poll registered voters were asked if election was held today who would you vote for. 48 Romney and 43 for Obama. What this says is it's very close and it still gives me hope that the Romney haters don't outweigh the ones who have a clear mind and will vote based on what is best for the country. So all the haters can spin all they want. Reading so many posts below I had to take what was posted and go research for myself and found out that most of wh ...

Iowa, I'm telling you! ...

From The Atlantic yesteryday: "The political world is in a tizzy over hidden-camera footage of Mitt Romney at a fundraising event. Here's the money quote -- literally -- from the Mother Jones scoop: There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are with him, who are dependent upon government, who believe that they are victims, who believe the government has a responsibility to care for them, who believe ...

http://www.americanthinker.com/2012/07/whos_the_real_outsourcer_romney_or_obama.html ...

out of the gutter, and let's discuss real issues." Uh-oh - there's a problem. Our esteemed President (as you like me to call him) doesn't want to discuss his failed record, his addition of 5.2 T dollars, he doesn't even want to discuss his "signature achievement" health care. Dirty Chicago thug politician. That's all he knows - and that O so Cool smile that makes people woozy. It makes me woozy too, but I always get woozy before I vomit. ...

Gallup Poll...Romney 51% and Obama 45%...among likely voters

"Likely voters" - is the key phrase here.

What IS a "likely voter?" - RC

I interpret a "likely voter" - SK1

I agree on your definition of likely voter SK1...nm - Liberty

I used the wrong moniker - SK

It's not even been 24 hours since the 2nd debate - and looks to me like

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