Pollgasm

Posted on July 12, 2012 at 11:23 am by Bob Cesca

All of this appears to be great news for the president. And don’t worry about the national polls. The swing state polls are the ones that really matter:

NATIONAL (Gallup Tracking): Obama d. Romney (47-45)

NATIONAL (Quinnipiac): Obama d. Romney (46-43)

NATIONAL (Rasmussen Tracking): Romney d. Obama (46-45)

NATIONAL (YouGov): Romney d. Obama (44-43)

COLORADO (Global Strategy Group and Garin-Hart-Yang for Priorities USA—D): Obama d. Romney (49-42)

FLORIDA (Global Strategy Group and Garin-Hart-Yang for Priorities USA—D): Obama d. Romney (48-44)

MAINE (Critical Insights): Obama d. Romney (48-34)

NEW MEXICO (We Ask America—R): Obama d. Romney (51-40)

OHIO (Global Strategy Group and Garin-Hart-Yang for Priorities USA—D): Obama d. Romney (48-41)

PENNSYLVANIA (Global Strategy Group and Garin-Hart-Yang for Priorities USA—D): Obama d. Romney (49-40)

PENNSYLVANIA (We Ask America—R): Obama d. Romney (47-40)

VIRGINIA (Global Strategy Group and Garin-Hart-Yang for Priorities USA—D): Obama d. Romney (46-43)

WISCONSIN (Marquette Law School): Obama d. Romney (51-43)

WISCONSIN (PPP): Obama d. Romney (50-44)

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  • i_a_c

    The state-by-state polling is extremely difficult for Mitt Romney. He basically has to pick up Florida plus one of Ohio or Virginia to stand any chance at all.

  • Alex0001

    Pretty disappointed the numbers are that close. Also, what the hell Wisconsin???

    • i_a_c

      Wisconsin hasn’t gone GOP in 20 years, but the blue state is somewhat purplish. The fact that the president is above 50% and beating Money by 6-8 points is good news.

      • Alex0001

        Oh I definitely agree there. It’s just, as someone who lives here, I still can’t wrap my head around the whole recall fiasco and now still pretty strongly supporting the President over government-as-a-business Romney.

  • muselet

    National polls are schmuck bait.

    –alopecia

  • Zen Diesel

    The thing I can’t wrap my head around with the polling is that I would like to see the gender and racial breakdown of the polling, because the Republicans have pissed off everyone but a handful of old white guys. Obama has double digits leads with gender, blacks, latinos and gays. Following that logic, there is no way the polls can really be that close, unless we as a nation is really stuck on stupid.

  • D_C_Wilson

    Gee, and the outlier is Rasmussen. Go figure.

  • burbank_burt

    And . . . those numbers are BEFORE the debates. :)
    Romney is a P.O.S.
    http://i42.tinypic.com/egbgjq.png

  • muselet

    TPM’s Electoral College Scoreboard curently shows Barack Obama ahead of Mitt Romney 281-191.

    –alopecia