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babylonsister

(171,042 posts)
Mon Aug 27, 2012, 12:50 PM Aug 2012

President Obama leading Mitt Romney by four points in FL, bolstered by women!

This would be a fantastic trend!

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2012/08/27/obama_leads_in_florida.html

August 27, 2012

Obama Leads in Florida

A new Time/CNN/Opinion Research poll in Florida shows President Obama leading Mitt Romney by four points among likely voters, 50% to 46%.

"Obama's edge in Florida is bolstered by women voters,
among whom he's beating Romney, 54%-42%, and by nonwhite voters, with whom he boasts a 70%-29% advantage. There are signs the incumbent is stitching together the same demographic coalitions that helped him capture Florida's 29 electoral votes four years ago."

More details on the poll are available in the CNN/Time Convention Floor Pass app.

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President Obama leading Mitt Romney by four points in FL, bolstered by women! (Original Post) babylonsister Aug 2012 OP
If we win Florida, it's over. woolldog Aug 2012 #1
+1. And Obama is currently ahead in RCP average in CO, WI, OH, VA, and IA. n/t Dawgs Aug 2012 #2
Yup woolldog Aug 2012 #3
The Bush/Cheney 'Heartland' approach is crumbling at the edges... reformist2 Aug 2012 #5
If the demographics favor Obama in Florida, they're damn sure going to favor him in Colorado Arkana Aug 2012 #7
K&R flamingdem Aug 2012 #4
What the hell is wrong with white men? retread Aug 2012 #6
 

woolldog

(8,791 posts)
3. Yup
Mon Aug 27, 2012, 01:32 PM
Aug 2012

I was trying to show Romney's best case scenario if he loses Florida. He loses even under his best case scenario, which is a stretch anyway.

reformist2

(9,841 posts)
5. The Bush/Cheney 'Heartland' approach is crumbling at the edges...
Mon Aug 27, 2012, 01:45 PM
Aug 2012

It should be obvious from the maps that the GOP needs a new strategy (read: change some of their positions!) if they are to remain viable.

Arkana

(24,347 posts)
7. If the demographics favor Obama in Florida, they're damn sure going to favor him in Colorado
Mon Aug 27, 2012, 01:54 PM
Aug 2012

and Nevada too.

Romney needs every single swing state. Obama only needs a few.

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