Another good poll for Obama:Reuters/Ipsos poll

[sufrommich]

Reuters/Ipsos poll

In what appears to be a convention-induced bounce, Obama jumped ahead in the latest daily tracking poll with 46 percent of 1,434 likely voters saying they would vote for him if the November 6 elections were held today, topping Romney's 44 percent.

The rolling four-day online poll was conducted through early Friday. The Democratic convention in Charlotte, North Carolina, where Obama accepted his party's nomination for a second term, wrapped up late on Thursday night with the president's nationally televised speech

Asked who was the more likable candidate, 52 percent of registered voters surveyed favored Obama compared to 29 percent for Romney. Among independents, Obama enjoyed a likability advantage of 50 percent to 22 percent for Romney.

Obama also widened his lead over Romney in categories of "represents America" (Obama 44 percent, Romney 37 percent), "tough enough for the job" (Obama 42 percent, Romney 37 percent) and "will protect American jobs" (Obama 40 percent, Romney 37 percent).

http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/09/07/us-usa-campaign-poll-idINBRE88619X20120907

[Booster]

1. Still too close for me. "Will protect American Jobs" should be at least 90% for Mr. Obama.

[FirstLight]

5. ya, WTF?

is EVERYONE bought and paid for by the Koch's...?

[bigdarryl]

2. Thats not much of a bounce I'm waiting for Sunday's PPP polling

To see if there really is a bounce or Nate Silver

[TroyD]

4. Nate Silver's latest Tweet

All three trackers today (Ipsos/Rasmussen/Gallup) show a bounce for Obama. Looks like Clinton moved the needle a bit.

http://twitter.com/fivethirtyeight

[fugop]

6. It flipped since Wednesday

On Wednesday Romney led 46-44. Now it's Obama. That's a pretty good start to me!

[JRLeft]

3. Do not expect a big bounce, this electorate for the most part has already made up their mind. If we

vote. The Cons know this; which is why they are trying to suppress the vote, and block registration.