Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

 

[TakeAStepBack]

On;y six weeks to go......

 

[Sarah G]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Yes and my guy Sherrod Brown is also ahead by 7.2.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Yes and my guy Sherrod Brown is also ahead by 7.2.

Well Josh Mandel is one of the most blatantly corrupt politicians I've ever seen, so I'm not surprised.

 

[Sarah G]

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Yes and my guy Sherrod Brown is also ahead by 7.2.

Well Josh Mandel is one of the most blatantly corrupt politicians I've ever seen, so I'm not surprised.

Brown is one great senator. I'm so happy he is winning again.

 

[Dr.House]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

What a surprise... No internals provided in the article...

I'm shocked, I tell you.....

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Yes and my guy Sherrod Brown is also ahead by 7.2.

Well Josh Mandel is one of the most blatantly corrupt politicians I've ever seen, so I'm not surprised.

Brown is one great senator. I'm so happy he is winning again.

I wouldn't say all that.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

What a surprise... No internals provided in the article...

I'm shocked, I tell you.....

Not sure what you mean by "internals."

http://www.cantonrep.com/archive/x354105443/file
http://www.cantonrep.com/archive/x1784769327/file

 

[NYcarbineer]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

What a surprise... No internals provided in the article...

I'm shocked, I tell you.....

Do you pay to see the internals of Rasmussen polls?

 

[Article 15]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Yup...Obama is holding firm in Ohio.

He's pulling away in Virginia too.

But Romney losing is a foregone conclusion at this point. The real story now is if Romney's failed campaign will keep the GOP from taking the Senate.

 

[candycorn]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Excellent news.

 

[Dr.House]

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

What a surprise... No internals provided in the article...

I'm shocked, I tell you.....

Do you pay to see the internals of Rasmussen polls?

What does that have to do with this poll?

Just trying to get the numbers of D/R/I...

Interesting that they don't disclose that... Not surprising, though....

 

[auditor0007]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Obama helped the auto industry which Ohio relies on heavily. You can argue over the merits of the bailout all you want, but the fact is that Ohioans are glad that Obama bailed out Chrysler and GM. Secondly, the unemployment rate in Ohio is under 8% and the economy is growing.

Honestly, I don't think Romney has any chance any more, but if he does, I would suggest he concentrate his efforts in Florida and Virginia among the other swing states. I think he would be better off writing Ohio off and using his money in those other swing states where he has a better chance.

 

[bigrebnc1775]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

We know that with obama things will be out of control, at least with Romney their is a chance he can be controlled.
At least go with Romney.

 

[auditor0007]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Yup...Obama is holding firm in Ohio.

He's pulling away in Virginia too.

But Romney losing is a foregone conclusion at this point. The real story now is if Romney's failed campaign will keep the GOP from taking the Senate.

The real story could be much more than that. If Romney's campaign completely nosedives and Obama wins in a landslide, winning the Senate won't even come into play. While it is not likely, the House could all of a sudden be up for grabs.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

We know that with obama things will be out of control, at least with Romney their is a chance he can be controlled.
At least go with Romney.

History shows us that no President ever gives up powers claimed by their predecessor. This means that Romney will do everything Obama does, and then some.

 

[Dr.Traveler]

History shows us that no President ever gives up powers claimed by their predecessor. This means that Romney will do everything Obama does, and then some.

This. And I have to say if you disagree with this, you're really and truly ignorant of history. There hasn't been a reversal of Presidential Power since Nixon, and he was FORCED to give up what he gave up.

 

[Katzndogz]

Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.

Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.

The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Obama helped the auto industry which Ohio relies on heavily. You can argue over the merits of the bailout all you want, but the fact is that Ohioans are glad that Obama bailed out Chrysler and GM. Secondly, the unemployment rate in Ohio is under 8% and the economy is growing.

Honestly, I don't think Romney has any chance any more, but if he does, I would suggest he concentrate his efforts in Florida and Virginia among the other swing states. I think he would be better off writing Ohio off and using his money in those other swing states where he has a better chance.

Ohio has a republican governor.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com

Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.

Obama helped the auto industry which Ohio relies on heavily. You can argue over the merits of the bailout all you want, but the fact is that Ohioans are glad that Obama bailed out Chrysler and GM. Secondly, the unemployment rate in Ohio is under 8% and the economy is growing.

Honestly, I don't think Romney has any chance any more, but if he does, I would suggest he concentrate his efforts in Florida and Virginia among the other swing states. I think he would be better off writing Ohio off and using his money in those other swing states where he has a better chance.

Ohio has a republican governor.

An unpopular Republican Governor.

 

[Dr.Traveler]

Ohio has a republican governor.

So?