Wisconsin #Poll Adjusted polling average#Obama 47.5 #Romney 46.5

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AP poll: Obama-Romney race remains tight

Poll shows White House race still tight after Ryan choice For all the attention it got, Republican Mitt Romney's selection of Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his running mate has not altered the race against President... FOXNews.com 11 hours ago - PoliticsAlso reported by •Seattle Times •Miami Herald Wednesday, 22 August 2012 (11 hours ago) The race between President Obama and Mitt Romneyremains tight, with less than two-and-a-half months to go, says a a new poll.

In Wisconsin, reports of voter suppression efforts comments 212 inShare12 More By Lucy Madison Topics Campaign 2012 Democratic Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, left, and Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, right. (Credit: Tom Barrett Campaign/Getty) Updated: 2:07 p.m. ET (CBS News) As voters head to the polls Tuesday todecide the fate of Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, reports out of the state suggest that robocalls are being placed informing voters, falsely, they don't have to vote if they signed the recall petition. There have also been reports of mailings going out to voters telling them they can't vote unless they did so in 2010, and of people going door-to-door telling voters they don't have to go to the polls if they signed the recall petition, both of which are also untrue. Wisconsin residents are voting today in a closely-watched, high-profile recall election against Walker, the state's Republican governor, who was elected in 2010. He is being challenged by Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett, who beat organized labor's preferred candidate to win last month's Democratic primary. Barrett entered the race in late March, but the effort to recall Walker effectively began last February, when the newly-elected governor released a budget plan that proposed elimination of most public employee bargaining rights. Wisconsin recall election: Will Scott Walker survive? According to the Center for Public Integrity, candidates and outside groups have spent a record-breaking $63.5 million on the recall election.