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From Gallup on July 14, 2011:
- Only 79% Of Obama Voters Would Vote For Him Again
The Honey Boo Boos Are Restless This post has been changed to reflect the retraction and repost at Washington Examiner. Thanks to Reliapundit for tipping me off. The numbers were NOT 71% of "Democrats", but instead, 71% of all Obama voters who now regret...
- Parsing The Polls - If Gallup Is Right, Tuesday Will Be A Long Night For The Democratic Party.
From National Review: Last week, the Gallup Organization provided more fodder for the debate over whether this year’s polls are skewed due to a systematic over-representation of Democrats in the samples. If Gallup has it right, Governor Romney’s lead...
- Poll Too Much To Hope For Battleground Poll 10/29 … Romney Wins 52-47, And In Ohio
Maybe this explains Obama becoming really weird.Reported by Weekly Std, Human Events, Fox News, and the Inquisitor. Politico which partners with Battleground, did NOT report this, and carries the news that Obama has pulled back into the lead.New Projection...
- Zogby Poll Says Cain Opens Up 20 Point Lead On Romney
From the Daily Caller: In news sure to inject shock and awe into the Republican political primary season, a Zogby poll released Thursday showed Herman Cain leading the Republican field, topping former front-runner Mitt Romney by an astonishing 20 points. Cain...
- New Rasmussen Poll Shows Perry As Only Republican Candidate Beating Obama (all Others Trail)
And Rasmussen is a Right-leaning polling agency. From Ace: Prior to this poll, Rasmussen -- oddly, Republican-leaning Rasmussen -- has always had Obama ahead in head-to-head match-ups, against any candidate, except, apparently, for a period earlier in...
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From Gallup on July 14, 2011:
"Republican Candidate" Extends Lead vs. Obama to 47% to 39%Note that the poll was taken before Obama mentioned the possibility of not sending out August U.S. Treasury checks.
Margin marks first statistically significant lead among registered voters
Registered voters by a significant margin now say they are more likely to vote for the "Republican Party's candidate for president" than for President Barack Obama in the 2012 election, 47% to 39%. Preferences had been fairly evenly divided this year in this test of Obama's re-election prospects.
The latest results are based on a July 7-10 poll, and show that the Republican has an edge for the second consecutive month....
- Only 79% Of Obama Voters Would Vote For Him Again
The Honey Boo Boos Are Restless This post has been changed to reflect the retraction and repost at Washington Examiner. Thanks to Reliapundit for tipping me off. The numbers were NOT 71% of "Democrats", but instead, 71% of all Obama voters who now regret...
- Parsing The Polls - If Gallup Is Right, Tuesday Will Be A Long Night For The Democratic Party.
From National Review: Last week, the Gallup Organization provided more fodder for the debate over whether this year’s polls are skewed due to a systematic over-representation of Democrats in the samples. If Gallup has it right, Governor Romney’s lead...
- Poll Too Much To Hope For Battleground Poll 10/29 … Romney Wins 52-47, And In Ohio
Maybe this explains Obama becoming really weird.Reported by Weekly Std, Human Events, Fox News, and the Inquisitor. Politico which partners with Battleground, did NOT report this, and carries the news that Obama has pulled back into the lead.New Projection...
- Zogby Poll Says Cain Opens Up 20 Point Lead On Romney
From the Daily Caller: In news sure to inject shock and awe into the Republican political primary season, a Zogby poll released Thursday showed Herman Cain leading the Republican field, topping former front-runner Mitt Romney by an astonishing 20 points. Cain...
- New Rasmussen Poll Shows Perry As Only Republican Candidate Beating Obama (all Others Trail)
And Rasmussen is a Right-leaning polling agency. From Ace: Prior to this poll, Rasmussen -- oddly, Republican-leaning Rasmussen -- has always had Obama ahead in head-to-head match-ups, against any candidate, except, apparently, for a period earlier in...