The polls are the first comprehensive surveys to have been conducted since Romney chose Paul Ryan as his running mate and suggest he has received a small positive bump from his selection.
Daily tracking polls from both Rasmussen Reports and Gallup also put Romney slightly ahead nationally, although the RealClearPolitics conglomerate Poll of Polls — which does not include the Purple Poll as it was not conducted nationally — still has Obama with a three-point lead.
Overall, the four Purple polls taken together show Romney with a single-point lead of 47 percent to 46, reversing JulyÂ’s figures when Obama led by 47 percent to 45.
Purple Strategies said Romney has received a huge boost among independent voters, now holding an 11 percentage point lead in that group, up from five points in July.
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Poll: Ryan Bump Gives Romney Lead in Swing States Ohio, Fla., Va.
By the time its November
It will not even be close
I truly believe that, I did not 2 weeks ago