Pew Poll: Obama Re-Takes National Lead Two Days Before Election (50%-47%)

[Lakhota]

By Kyle Leighton

President Obama has experienced a resurgence in the well-respected Pew poll of the national presidential election, building a 3-point lead as Tuesday approaches.

Obama pulled 50 percent of likely voters against Republican candidate Mitt Romney’s 47 percent, a 3-point bump for the president from Pew’s last poll a week ago, which showed the candidates tied at 47 percent.

Political moderates now favor Obama by 21 points (56%-35%).

The Pew numbers also confirm the slight upward movement Obama saw in new national numbers from NBC News and the Wall Street Journal, who found the president up 48 percent to Romney’s 47 percent.

The Pew poll used 2,709 live telephone interviews with likely voters via landline and cell-phone, conducted Oct. 31-Nov. 3. It has a sampling error of 2.2 percent.

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[Lakhota]

Go Obama!

 

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[ABikerSailor]

The only poll that REALLY counts is the one on Tuesday.

However...................it's looking really good for Obama right now.

Mittens and his people are like little kids whistling in the dark past the graveyard. They think if they put up a brave face, things will go well for them.

Only problem is..................they ignore reality.