***Presidential Polls*** #2 (voters, interviews, liberal, CNN)

[Ponderosa]

Originally Posted by marcopolo

Is there a single Obama supporter anywhere in this great land who will admit that some of his or her fellow citizens have thoughtful, serious reservations about the POLICIES and ACTIONS of the incumbent? And that a fraction of that group may have weighed the pros and cons, studied the issues, and concluded that making a change is the path that is best for America?

Just wondering.

Sure, but Romney and the tea party are not the answer IMO. I'd rather go four more years with Obama than go 4 years with the likes of Jim DeMint and Todd Akin with Norquist calling the shots. While I like a lot of what Massachusetts Mitt has to say I am not convinced he will be able to carry out his moderate agenda while the wingnuts run the House. For me, Obama is the clear lesser of two evils. Also, I have lived and worked outside of the US and Mitt's grasp of foreign affairs really worries me. Obama's did too 4 years ago, but he has learned a lot and is clearly up to that job now.

[bellhead]

Originally Posted by FargoBison

Berg is +2 and this is from the same poster you were bragging up not so long ago.

ND Senate Race(Mason-Dixon)
Berg 47
Heitkamp 45

RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - North Dakota Senate - Berg vs. Heitkamp

Oh and the poll you had that showed Heitkamp leading was from a polling firm that even Nate Silver is questioning as being legit.

Same time frame.... Pharos had a larger sample size and they actually published all the demos... Mason-Dixon didn't... Also Pharos had a lower margin of error....Also Mason-Dixon had a 9% undecided factor in their poll.

I'll go with Pharos as a little better poll.

But call it what it is.. Extremely close race.

[mjtinmemphis]

Originally Posted by marcopolo

Is there a single Obama supporter anywhere in this great land who will admit that some of his or her fellow citizens have thoughtful, serious reservations about the POLICIES and ACTIONS of the incumbent? And that a fraction of that group may have weighed the pros and cons, studied the issues, and concluded that making a change is the path that is best for America?

Just wondering.

Is there a single Republican who has thought about Obama accomplishments. Isn't anyone concerned about throwing a vote at someone who shows inconsistency.

[highcotton]

Gallop - Early Voters:

Romney 52%
Clown 45%

That is HUGE!!!

[BigJon3475]

NPR: 8-point swing puts Romney in front | WashingtonExaminer.com

[Art2ro]

That's a big relief! The American people just can't have another 4 years of the same under Obama's reign!

[BigJon3475]

Originally Posted by highcotton

Gallop - Early Voters:

Romney 52%
Clown 45%

That is HUGE!!!

Each seven-day rolling average is based on telephone interviews with approximately 2,700 likely voters; margin of error is ±2 percentage points.

Election 2012 Likely Voters Trial Heat: Obama vs. Romney

Out of all of the polls Gallup's has the largest sample.

[Art2ro]

Originally Posted by BigJon3475

Each seven-day rolling average is based on telephone interviews with approximately 2,700 likely voters; margin of error is ±2 percentage points.

Election 2012 Likely Voters Trial Heat: Obama vs. Romney

Out of all of the polls Gallup's has the largest sample.

I'll believe in the poll trend as long it will oust Obama out of office!

[FargoBison]

PA(Franklin & Marshall)
Obama 48
Romney 44

Obama with a slim lead in PA

[FargoBison]

Some poll leaks for tommorrow from Quinnipiac....

Q says Ohio is 50-45 Obama w/ FL and VA essentially tied. Last OH was O+5, VA was O+5, FL O+9. More details tomorrow.

https://twitter.com/NumbersMuncher/s...07104155983872