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With the FL RCP average showing 7.8% of FL voters undecided (typically 9%), Romney can expect to pick up 6.24% of these voters while Obama will receive only 1.56%. The 4.68% advantage Romney can expect should be enough to win the state.
This is why no one has ever won a second term with a Gallup approval rating below 53%.
Bush squeaked out a narrow victory with a 53% approval rating in 2004.
With the FL RCP average showing 7.8% of FL voters undecided (typically 9%), Romney can expect to pick up 6.24% of these voters to 1.56% by Obama. The 4.68% advantage Romney can expect should be enough to win the state.
64/36 is much less democratic leaning than the Jewish community usually is, and in fact is a sign that serious dissatisfaction with Obama is accelerating the already happening, but in the past much slower, rightward shift of the jewish population; and it's part of why Romney is likely to take Florida (although it isn't enough of a shift to matter in NY/NJ/CT/PA)
So, according to this Gallup poll, Obama has lost 14% of his support among Jews and his supporters are excited about it?!?
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