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In reply to the discussion: US President '12: Romney (R) 49.0% Obama (D) 48.0% (Oct. 23 - ABC/WaPo) [View all]

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US President '12: Romney (R) 49.0% Obama (D) 48.0% (Oct. 23 - ABC/WaPo) [View all] smorkingapple Oct 2012 OP
This message was self-deleted by its author Thrill Oct 2012 #1
How on Earth could anyone's impression of Romney have gotten better after the debates? FVZA_Colonel Oct 2012 #2
Some people thought Obama was too aggressive TroyD Oct 2012 #3
That's just it: he was never worse than Romney as far as "agressiveness" goes FVZA_Colonel Oct 2012 #18
Romney gets caught by the moderator lying to over 64 million people, and his rating goes up Azathoth Oct 2012 #4
This poll is weird, check the debate #'s!! smorkingapple Oct 2012 #5
Ignore this poll hoosierlib Oct 2012 #6
Wrong, dates are Oct. 20-23 which includes 1 day after debate.. There's a ? in there about who won smorkingapple Oct 2012 #7
Why would you be concerned about "impressions" of Obama getting better. People's impressions.... Tarheel_Dem Oct 2012 #8
I could agree with that... smorkingapple Oct 2012 #10
Better impression since before debates... fugop Oct 2012 #9
what's wrong with the dennis4868 Oct 2012 #11
As long as Obama continues leading in Ohio, Wis, Nevada/Iowa, Penn and Michigan, ncav53 Oct 2012 #12
But they comprise the national totals don't they? Texin Oct 2012 #14
It doesn't work like that. Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #17
Sure, but Romney seems to have a bigger lead in the red states than Obama has in the blue states, ncav53 Oct 2012 #19
Seriously. You'd think people would know better Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #16
Why is there such an attempt to frame the polls this year with those of 2008 instead of 2004? Texin Oct 2012 #13
Palin alone makes 2008 an oddity drhobo Oct 2012 #25
I Always Compare 012 Numbers To 08 Numbers DemocratSinceBirth Oct 2012 #31
Not a great poll for us, but hopefully it will rebound later to our advantage. nt geek tragedy Oct 2012 #15
But WHY. Please explain WHY it matters Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #20
The most important thing is the electoral college. geek tragedy Oct 2012 #22
But the nationals so far are a poor Maximumnegro Oct 2012 #23
National polls are the only indicator for the popular vote. geek tragedy Oct 2012 #28
It's no change from yesterday. n/t ProSense Oct 2012 #24
Eh, just throw it into the rest. Jennicut Oct 2012 #26
Crunched the #'s and this poll assumes 75% white electorate--just a hair more diverse than 2008 geek tragedy Oct 2012 #29
Which is why I find issues with almost every poll out there. Jennicut Oct 2012 #30
In general, I ignore most polling and polling averages. geek tragedy Oct 2012 #32
Give it a few more days for the debate and other latest news to take effect. DCBob Oct 2012 #21
DEFINE INDEPENDENT? ROBROX Oct 2012 #27
Obama is up overall, according to TPM: amborin Oct 2012 #33
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