Romney- significant gains among women

[clevergirl]

In a shocking one-month swing, Mitt Romney stormed into the lead over President Barack Obama in a new Pew Research poll conducted after Romney's consensus victory in the first presidential debate.

The poll finds a 12-point swing among likely voters. In Pew's last poll, conducted in the middle of September, Obama led Romney 51-43 among likely voters. Now, Romney leads 49-45.

The shift is due to Romney shoring up key areas of strength among likely voters and improving his overall image, much of which can be attributed to his strang debate performance. Sixty-six percent of voters thought Romney won the debate, compared with just 20 percent who said Obama won. Among Independents, Romney won by an astounding 78-14 margin.

Romney's overall favorability rating climbed 5 points from September and hit 50 percent for the first time ever in Pew's survey. Notably, he bests Obama, whose favorability rating has dropped from 55 percent to 49 percent.

Read more: Pew Poll: Romney Leads Obama - Business Insider

 

[Ariux]

However, did Pew find any afro-shits in their polling who would vote for Romney, even after thrashing Obama the debate? Afros are worthless animals, indeed.

 

[OKTexas]

In a shocking one-month swing, Mitt Romney stormed into the lead over President Barack Obama in a new Pew Research poll conducted after Romney's consensus victory in the first presidential debate.

The poll finds a 12-point swing among likely voters. In Pew's last poll, conducted in the middle of September, Obama led Romney 51-43 among likely voters. Now, Romney leads 49-45.

The shift is due to Romney shoring up key areas of strength among likely voters and improving his overall image, much of which can be attributed to his strang debate performance. Sixty-six percent of voters thought Romney won the debate, compared with just 20 percent who said Obama won. Among Independents, Romney won by an astounding 78-14 margin.

Romney's overall favorability rating climbed 5 points from September and hit 50 percent for the first time ever in Pew's survey. Notably, he bests Obama, whose favorability rating has dropped from 55 percent to 49 percent.

Read more: Pew Poll: Romney Leads Obama - Business Insider

No shocking news here, it's just going to get worse for Maobama as time goes on.

 

[clevergirl]

In a shocking one-month swing, Mitt Romney stormed into the lead over President Barack Obama in a new Pew Research poll conducted after Romney's consensus victory in the first presidential debate.

The poll finds a 12-point swing among likely voters. In Pew's last poll, conducted in the middle of September, Obama led Romney 51-43 among likely voters. Now, Romney leads 49-45.

The shift is due to Romney shoring up key areas of strength among likely voters and improving his overall image, much of which can be attributed to his strang debate performance. Sixty-six percent of voters thought Romney won the debate, compared with just 20 percent who said Obama won. Among Independents, Romney won by an astounding 78-14 margin.

Romney's overall favorability rating climbed 5 points from September and hit 50 percent for the first time ever in Pew's survey. Notably, he bests Obama, whose favorability rating has dropped from 55 percent to 49 percent.

Read more: Pew Poll: Romney Leads Obama - Business Insider

No shocking news here, it's just going to get worse for Maobama as time goes on.

I think the author is shocked at the significance of the swing.12 points is not a mere bounce. I think that the swell of support among independents and undecideds was to great to skew...Oblama his toast... an unfortunate and disastrous blip in presidential history.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

You ain't seen nothing yet. Pew isn't even a real poll. Just wait til the full 7 day Gallup average hits.

 

[clevergirl]

You ain't seen nothing yet. Pew isn't even a real poll. Just wait til the full 7 day Gallup average hits.

The days of skewing the pooch for Obama are over...the swell of support for Romney is too big to hide.

 

[The Infidel]

You ain't seen nothing yet. Pew isn't even a real poll. Just wait til the full 7 day Gallup average hits.

The days of skewing the pooch for Obama are over...the swell of support for Romney is too big to hide.

Dont tell the zombies

 

[koshergrl]

Obama has voter fraud tricks up his sleeve. Count on it. He's already doing all he can to render the military vote obsolete...there will be a lot more shenanigans.

And Romney better bring his game to the next debate because I imagine Obama will present an entirely different face than he did last time.

 

[sfcalifornia]

In a shocking one-month swing, Mitt Romney stormed into the lead over President Barack Obama in a new Pew Research poll conducted after Romney's consensus victory in the first presidential debate.

The poll finds a 12-point swing among likely voters. In Pew's last poll, conducted in the middle of September, Obama led Romney 51-43 among likely voters. Now, Romney leads 49-45.

The shift is due to Romney shoring up key areas of strength among likely voters and improving his overall image, much of which can be attributed to his strang debate performance. Sixty-six percent of voters thought Romney won the debate, compared with just 20 percent who said Obama won. Among Independents, Romney won by an astounding 78-14 margin.

Romney's overall favorability rating climbed 5 points from September and hit 50 percent for the first time ever in Pew's survey. Notably, he bests Obama, whose favorability rating has dropped from 55 percent to 49 percent.

Read more: Pew Poll: Romney Leads Obama - Business Insider

Really?? Did Pew mention whether their poll was conducted in Ohio or Florida? Because that's where this election will be decided.....

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Romney- significant gains among women

And again, all of a sudden the polls are accurate.

 

[Saigon]

Meanwhile in the real world:

Obama job approval +3%

Presidential polls:

Obama 50.

Romney 45.

Gallup.Com - Daily News, Polls, Public Opinion on Politics, Economy, Wellbeing, and World

 

[Quantum Windbag]

Romney- significant gains among women

And again, all of a sudden the polls are accurate.

I think the idea is that, despite the inaccuracies and imbalance in the polling sample, the polls are swinging toward Romney.

 

[Saigon]

Romney- significant gains among women

And again, all of a sudden the polls are accurate.

I think the idea is that, despite the inaccuracies and imbalance in the polling sample, the polls are swinging toward Romney.

Given Romney won the first debate, I tend to agree - but he still needs something of a miracle to win this election, and the odds are strongly against that.

These wishful thinking threads are only that, I'm afraid.

 

[Quantum Windbag]

And again, all of a sudden the polls are accurate.

I think the idea is that, despite the inaccuracies and imbalance in the polling sample, the polls are swinging toward Romney.

Given Romney won the first debate, I tend to agree - but he still needs something of a miracle to win this election, and the odds are strongly against that.

These wishful thinking threads are only that, I'm afraid.

From the queen of wishful thinking.

 

[TheGreatGatsby]

Romney also saw significant gains among women. Last month, women preferred Obama by an astounding 18 points. Now, they are equally split between both candidates at 47 percent apiece.

Read more: Pew Poll: Romney Leads Obama - Business Insider

I think that's what the OP meant to state. Wow! An 18 point swing!