More Good News for Obama!

[courseofhistory]

Note that these Ipsos numbers are from their tracking poll, not the post-debate poll they ran yesterday showing the race going from Obama 48-39 pre-debate to Obama 48-43 post-debate. Those were one-day samples, not the rolling sample here.

Remember, the Ipsos rolling sample is five days long, Rasmussen's is three days, and Gallup is seven days. So the post-debate sample is just 1/5th 2/5th (see update), 1/3rd and 1/7th of those numbers, respectively. But had Obama tanked the day after the debate, there would be some slippage in the tracking poll toplines, not improvement for Obama. So if Romney saw any bump in his Thursday polling, it was offset by even better Obama polling before the debate.

Polls at link

 

[ScienceRocks]

Chavez will likely win his reelection too. So you will be happy.

 

[PredFan]

Ipsos?

I swear, the liberals are inventing a new poll every day. Why are they so desperate i wonder?

 

[NYcarbineer]

Ipsos?

I swear, the liberals are inventing a new poll every day. Why are they so desperate i wonder?

Ipsos/McClatchy got the 2008 election number exactly, +7 for Obama.