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New poll of polls: Romney leads Obama in all 10 latest polls
- ELECTION 2012
- OCTOBER 13, 2012
- BY: SAHIT MUJA
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Sahit Muja: The GOP presidential nominee MittRomney has pulled ahead of Obama in most national polls this week, the new 10 latest polls show Mitt Romney has an average 3 point advantage vs President Obama among those most likely to vote.
1: Gallup Poll: Mitt Romney leads President Obama 49 percent to 47 percent among registered likely voters, the poll released Saturday shows.
Gallup poll indicates that Romney at this point benefits from turnout patterns, given the five-point swing in his favor when the transition is made from registered voters to likely voters.
As is almost always the case in recent elections, likely voters at this point are more likely to support the Republican candidate than the other registered voters. Gallup's estimate of the vote choices of likely voters shows that Romney gains three percentage points among likely voters compared with the total registered voter pool, and Obama loses two points.
2: The Rasmussen Reports: Daily Presidential Tracking Poll for Saturday shows Mitt Romney attracting support from 49% of voters nationwide, while President Obama earns the vote from 48%.
The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Likely Florida Voters finds Romney with 51% support to President Obama’s 47%.The latest Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of likely North Carolina voters shows Romney attracting 51% of the vote, while Obama earns 48% of the vote.
3:Reuters/Ipsos: Latest poll Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll showed Romney leading Obama 47 percent to 44 percent nationwide.
Independents grew more favorable toward Ryan and less favorable toward Biden during the debate, but the small sample size of independents makes it difficult to draw conclusions.Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll showed.
4: American Research Group: New polls in two presidential battleground states Florida, Romney 49 percent and Obama stands at 46 percent, the poll released Friday shows. Romney's advantage in New Hampshire is four points, 50% to 46%.
5: Gravis Marketing: In Ohio Romney is leading with 45.9 percent of the people saying that they'd vote for him, compared to the 45.1 percent favoring Obama.
6: Tampa Bay Times/Bay News 9/Miami Herald: Mitt Romney leads President Obama 51 percent to 44 percent in Florida.
President Obama appears to be in serious trouble in Florida, America's biggest battleground state. New polls points Florida is shifting significantly toward the Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
7: QStarNews Swing State Poll: Romney ahead of President Obama.Romney 50.20 percent, Obama 46.00percent, Johnson 1.92percent. QStarNews Swing State Poll show Romney lead in Colorado, Florida, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin.
8: USA/Denver Post poll: Mitt Romney leads President Barack Obama by one point, 48%-47%, in two Colorado polls, continuing his campaign’s momentum after a decisive victory during the first presidential debate in Denver.
9: Quinnipiac poll: Romney leads Obama by one point, 48% to 47%. The poll found Romney led among independent voters by four points, 49%-45%.
10: Pew Research Center. Mitt Romney now leads President Obama by 4 percentage points among likely voters after a strong debate performance last week. The GOP presidential nominee has a 49% to 45% edge, Pew says. Last month, Obama had an 8-point advantage among those most likely to vote in the Pew survey.
A wave of polling released this week shows Mitt Romney is leading President Obama in all Polls. The recent shift of a number of voters along with Independents toward Romney is the result of the Romney-Obama debate, which clearly showed that President Obama is running the White House as he conducted himself during the debate: arrogant and disengaged, just like Joe Biden.
Voters found out that President Obama must have a teleprompter to read words prepared by handlers who to this day have had the press and media in their back pockets. For four years the president's handlers and the main stream media have kept the real Barack Obama out of America’s living rooms, and it all came crashing down this past week.
Joe Biden can't defend Obama's failed policies: The U.S. has Forty-seven million Americans on food stamps under Obama's administration.
U.S. has a +$16.2 trillion deficit and Obama has about a $6 trillion deficit and increasing an average of $3.85 billion debt per day. President Obama promise to cut annual federal budget deficits in half by the end of his term. The unemployment is above 8 % for 44 months, despite the nearly $6 trillion dollar in new Obama's debt.
U.S. has record high foreclosures, record high loss of median family income and twenty three million Americans are not able to find jobs or are underemployed. A record 5.4 million workers and their dependents that have signed up to collect federal disability since President Obama took office.
President Obama supports the institutional redistribution of wealth in the USA. President Obama's taxing of the rich plan won't solve the deficit. President Obama could confiscate the entire wealth of America's top 400 wealthiest people ($1.7 trillion dollars) and it wouldn't put much of a dent in our +$16.2 trillion deficit.
President Obama's proposed solution to reducing the deficit, "tax the rich" plan will only fund the government for about 8 days.
U.S. lost its perfect AAA credit rating and the U.S slips to number 7 in global competitiveness for business environment under Obama. The U.S Nation's National Security facing traumatic repercussions from Obama's policies. The U.S Southern border is a sieve, open as a gateway to the most violent criminals.
President Obama's plan "unify a divided nation" has never happened. Obama has been nothing like the healer-in-chief he promised to be in 2008 election. Early on he took the low road, inflaming resentments, demonizing his critics, and, yes, pitting red Americans against blue Americans. President Obama's defenders argue that he had no choice, going negative was his only option.
President Obama was going to unite the country, but all he has done is divide and pit one group against another. He pits the rich against the poor, blacks against whites, old against young, workers against management, unions against companies, and home owners against bank.
Paul Ryan articulated a strong conservative position in the debate. Mitt Romney’s plan for a stronger Middle Class is a five-part proposal for turning around the economy, delivering more jobs, and more take-home pay for American families.
