Two New Polls Show Romney, Perry Drawing Close to or Moving Ahead of President Obama; Romney Now Virtually Even in 40-Day Polling Average – 9/8/11
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New Poll – 2012 Election – National |
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8/29-9/1/11 |
Romney |
49 |
Obama |
45 |
+4 |
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Perry |
47 |
Obama |
46 |
+1 |
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Huntsman |
42 |
Obama |
47 |
+5 |
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Bachmann |
44 |
Obama |
50 |
+6 |
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Palin |
41 |
Obama |
53 |
+12 |
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New Poll – 2012 Election – National |
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8/27-31/11 |
Romney |
45 |
Obama |
46 |
+1 |
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Perry |
42 |
Obama |
47 |
+5 |
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Two new polls on the 2012 Election matchups with President Obama show Gov. Mitt Romney and Gov. Rick Perry both polling strong against the President. In the ABC/Washington Post poll, they both actually lead Obama in head-to-head matchups.
In the 40-day average of polls, Mitt Romney now trails Obama by only 0.2 of a point at 45.3%-45.1%, and Rick Perry is now within 3.5 points of Obama at 46.8%-43.5%.
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Po2jones
