Poll Coverage - Suffolk University

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Poll Coverage
October 2012
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I. Suffolk University/7NEWS
Massachusetts Poll
II. Suffolk University Ohio Poll
III. Suffolk University/7NEWS New
Hampshire Poll
IV. Suffolk University/KSNV Nevada Poll
V. Suffolk University/7NEWS (WSVNMiami) Florida Poll
Suffolk University/7NEWS
MA Poll
October 30, 2012
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"Political Intelligence." He moved to
Massachusetts in the fourth grade, and
has covered local, state, and national
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A new poll released today shows Elizabeth Warren leading Senator Scott Brown by 7
percentage points, one of the Democratic challenger’s largest leads in any poll taken in
recent months.
The poll, by Suffolk University/News 7, was released a day after a Boston Globe poll
showed a much tighter race, with Brown leading by 2 percentage points. The Globe poll
showed an exact tie when including responses from voters who did not express an initial
preference but said they were leaning in one direction.
The Suffolk poll showed Warren leading with 53 percent of the vote compared with 46
percent for Brown. The poll of 600 likely voters, interviewed by phone, was taken Oct. 25
through Oct. 28 and had a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent.
“Elizabeth Warren is riding a final wave of momentum to the US Senate,” said David
Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston, in a
news release.
The poll suggests that Brown’s attempt to paint Warren as untrustworthy and “not who
she says she is” are not taking hold. Of those surveyed, 54 percent said she “is who she
says she is” whereas 25 percent said she is not.
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The Suffolk poll showed a much wider lead for President
Obama over Mitt Romney -- 63 percent to 31 percent -- than
the Globe poll, which showed Obama only winning by 14
percent.
Twelve of 16 polls take in September and October show Warren
with a lead.
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How Close Is the Massachusetts Senate Race, Really?
By Charles P. Pierce
Things have gone a little hinky up here in the Massachusetts Senate race ever since Ms. Sandra
came ashore. Elizabeth Warren and Scott Brown were scheduled to have their fourth and last
debate on Tuesday night. Unfortunately for all concerned, McDreamy bagged the event on
Monday, at the height of the storm, claiming that...
"The Scott Brown campaign today announced that out of concern for
the hardship faced by people in the path of Hurricane Sandy that he
will not be participating in tomorrow's fourth and final debate,"
spokesman Colin Reed said. "It is simply not appropriate to go
forward with a political debate when a disaster strikes. The focus for
all of us before, during, and after the storm needs to be on
emergency response and disaster relief, not campaigns and
politics." For context, the statement added: "Both President Obama
and Mitt Romney have cancelled their campaign events for Tuesday,
as did Senate candidates in Pennsylvania and Virginia. Additionally,
the Maine Senate debate scheduled for tomorrow has been
cancelled."
As common sense demanded, Warren agreed, but said she'd be willing merely to postpone the
debate, rather than canceling it entirely. (Also, too: four debates is too damn many for a Senate
campaign anyway.) There was a chance that the two could meet on Thursday night. Nope, said
Brown, who spent a couple of days tooling around the battered Massachusetts coast in his pickup
and his Official Campaign Windbreaker, pretending like he wasn't running for anything. Not long
before Brown scarpered, the Boston Globe published a poll showing the race a dead heat, which
was contrary to most of the previous polls that showed Warren with a slim, but consistent, lead.
The thinking was that Brown's internal numbers are showing him the same thing, and that he's
decided to go to ground and depend on his ads rather than get kicked around a stage again. The
bloom partially came off that strategy when Suffolk University came out with its own poll.
showing Warren up seven points. Still a one or two-point race, I'm thinking.
http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/massachusetts-senate-race-polls-14302895
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Personal stories on both sides of
physician--assisted suicide debate
By Undsey Anderson
ASSOCIATED PRESS
BOSTON - Leaders on opposite sides of Massachusetts'
right to die debate are fighting
for the same reason: Both have
watched loved ones receive fatal diagnoses.
Dr. Marcia Angell supports
the initiative. Her father shot
himself to death rather than die
from metastatic prostate cancer
in 1988. She believes he
would've lived longer and not
turned to a pistol had assisted
suicide been available.
Rosanne
Bacon
Meade's sister-in-Iaw is
still fighting
cancer,
18
months after doctors gave her
three months to live. She opposes the measure, saying diagnoses are often wrong.
Voters will weigh in Nov. 6
on a ba110t question to make
Massachusetts the third state,
after Oregon and Washington,
to legalize physician-assisted
suicide for people with terminal illnesses. Money' has
poured in from both supporters
and opponents, many with personal stories like Angell's and
Meade's.
The measure would allow
terminally ill patients whose
doctors say they have six
months or less to live to obtain
lethal doses of medication.
A Suffolk University/7
NEWS poll in September
found 64 percent of 600 likely
Massachusetts voters support
legalization, with a margin of
error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
The initiative sterns from a
ballot petition filed by Bostonbased Dignity 2012 and a terminally ill Stoughton man's
2009 'attempt to get a similar
bill passed in the state legislature. Lawmakers didn't take
action, and AI Lipkind died of
stomach cancer that year.
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groups.
Opponents say the bill is
open to abuse. Patients may be
influenced by family members,
they say, or go from doctor to
doctor until they fmd the required two to confmn they are
terminally ill, not depressed
and voluntarily requesting the
prescription.
sist~
suicide
outnght,
while Massachusetts and six others ban it
through common law. Montana's Supreme Court ruled
state law doesn't prohibit doctors from helping patients die.
"It's not a question of life
versus death," said Angell, lead
signer of the petition and former editor-in-chief of the New
England Journal of Medicine.
"It's a question of what kind of
death."
Religious and medical
groups and advocates for the
disabled are the measure's primary opponents. They've
raised more than $1.6 million
so far, compared with nearly
$500,000 for supporters, mostly patients' rights and AIDS
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Obama rips Romney's Mass. record
By HOLLY RAMER
Associated Press
NASHUA, N.H. - President Barack Obama tried
to sway voters yesterday in
the anti-tax state by criticizing Republican rival Mitt
Romney for backing "cradlcto-grave" tax and fee hikes
when he was governor of
Massach usetts.
Obama spoke to about
8,500 people outside a middle school in Nashua, on the
Massachusetts border. Pointing out the proximity, Obama
said that while Romney
promised to fight for jobs and
middle-class families when
be ran for governor, he ended
up pushing through a tax
cut that helped the wealthy
while raising fees that hurt
the middle class to the tune
of $750 million.
"There were higher fees
to be a barber, higher fees
to become a nurse," he said.
"There were higher fees
for gas. There were higher
fees for milk. There were
higher fees for blind people
who needed to get a certificate (saying) that they were
blind."
Obama, who has been
accused by members of the
birther movement of being
born outside the United
States, joked that Romney
even "raised fees to get
a birth certificate, which
would've been expensive for
me."
Rounding out the list was a
fee on funeral homes, Obama
said.
"There were literally cradle-to-grave tax hikes and
fees," he said, adding that
during Romney 's time as
governor, only three states
ranked lower in job creation
than Massachusetts.
Romney spokesman Ryan
Williams called Obama's
criticism "laughable coming
from a president whose only
plan for a second term is to
recycle the fail ed policies of
the last four years." He said
Romney cut taxes 19 times as
governor and created tens of
thousands of new jobs.
"President Obama is the
only candidate in this race
who has raised taxes on
America's middle class," he
said.
Yesterday's rally was the
Democratic president's sixth
trip to New Hampshire this
year and was one of several
high-profile campaign events
planned for the state in the
next few days, though a huge
storm barreling toward the
East Coast had both campaigns adjusting travel
schedples and canceling
events.
First lady Michelle Obama
had been scheduled to speak
at the University of New
Hampshire on Tuesday
but cancelled because the
school is closing due to the
approaching storm. As of Saturday, Romney still planned
to hold a rally in Milford on
Tuesday night, and his v·life
was due in the state Monday.
The activity underscores
the degree to which New
Hampshire's four electoral
college votes are valued in
what is expected to be a close
election. A WMUR-TV Granite State poll released Oct. 9
showed Obama with a slight
lead over Romney in New
Hampshire. A SUffolk University/7 News poll released
a week later showed the two
tied.
Introducing Obama, U.S.
Sen. Jeanne Shaheen tried to
rally female voters by again
mocking Romney's recent
debate comments that he
was given "binders full of
women" when he sought to
diversify his administration.
"We don't need binders
full of women. We have ballots full of women," said Shalheen, the first woman elected
governor and the state's first
female U.S. senator.
Democrats have nominated
'Women for governor and the
state's two congressional
seats this year.
"It 's clear that women
can't trust Mitt Romney,"
Shaheen said. "We'll keep
our rights, we'll keep our
bealth care and we'll keep
our president."
Ahead of Hurricane Sandy,
Obama also brought some
'" Fire and Rain " to New
Hampshire, where he was
joined by singer James Taylor. Taylor, who performed
that and several other of his
Wts, said that while Republicans say they don't need government, storms like the one
expected to hit the Northeast
early next week make it clear
tlhat "we need someone there
bo help us."
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Warren agrees to rescheduled Senate debate
By Matt Murphy
State House News Service
BOSTON Leading
in the latest Suffolk IJniversity poll by seven points
over U.S. Sen. Scott Brown,
Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday
said she still wants to debate
Brown one more time, and
suggested Thursday night
for the final matchup.
Brown, however, has yet
to commit to a new date for
the debate, and suggested to
reporters following the senator on his tour of storm
damage that a fourth meeting might not be necessary.
"Our focus over the next
48 hours must be on public
safety and holding the utilities accountable for restoring power as soon as possible. Elizabeth believes that
the final televised debate
should occur, and we have
contacted the debate organizers and let them know
she would be available to
participate on Thursday
evening;' Warren campaign
manager Mindy Myers said
in a statement.
The fourth and final debate was scheduled for
Tuesday night, a week before the Nov. 6 election. It
was postponed Monday due
to the lingering impact of
Hurricane Sandy.
Brown was the first to
withdraw Monday night,
calling it "inappropriate"
to proceed with the debate
after the massive storm
knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of residents and caused damage
across the state.
Warren agreed that the
debate should not be held
Tuesday, but offered on
Tuesday to reschedule for
Thursday.
A Brown spokeswoman
did not respond to a request
for comment, and debate
organizers said they were
still waiting to hear from
Brown's campaign.
'We've already had three
debates. I had two radio debates that she didn't participate in;' Brown said in
Westport, according to the
Boston Globe.
"There's only a few days
left and we have a very, very
busy schedule;' Brown said.
Brown on Thursday plans
to kick off a bus tour with
Congressional
candidate
Richard Tisei and Rep. Don
Wong (R-Saugus) in Wakefield. On Sunday, he plans
meet-and-greet events in
Weymouth, Waltham and
Needham.
Warren on Tuesday had
two public events, visiting
flooded areas of Westport
near Horseneck Beach and
in Scituate. Brown, meanwhile, had a packed "Storm
Relief Schedule" with seven
events starting in the morning in Rehoboth with stops
planned in Westport, South
Dartmouth, Quincy, Newbury and Gloucester.
On Monday before withdrawing, Brown told reporters, "If it's appropriate,
we will have it (Tuesday)
or the next day or the next
day. Certainly we're going
to do it. I think the people
will want to hear where we
stand on all the final issues
... before the election;' according to the Associated
Press.
The Suffolk/ 7News poll of
likely general election voters showed Warren leading Brown with 53 percent to Brown's 46 percent,
up from the 4-point lead
she held over Brown in the
last Suffolk/7News poll in
September.
Warren is also more popular among voters surveyed
with 51 percent indicating
they had a favorable opinion of the Harvard professor and consumer advocate compared to 45 percent
who view Brown favorable.
Thirty-six percent of voters
had an unfavorable opinion
of Warren compared to 42
percent for Brown.
"Elizabeth Warren is riding a final wave of momentum to the U.S. Senate;' David Paleologos, director of
the Suffolk University Political Research Center said in
a statement. "Unless something drastically changes
in the final days before the
election, you will be hearing the title 'Senator-elect'
Warren instead of 'Professor' Warren:'
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Warren agrees to rescheduled Senate debate
By Matt Murphy
BOSTON Leading
in the latest Suffolk IJniversity poll by seven points
over U.S. Sen. Scott Brown,
Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren on Tuesday
said she still wants to debate
Brown one more time, and
suggested Thursday night
for the final matchup.
to commit to a new date for
the debate, and suggested to
reporters following the senator on his tour of storm
damage that a fourth meeting might not be necessary.
48 hours must be on public
safety and holding the utilities accountable for restoring power as soon as possible. Elizabeth believes that
the final televised debate
should occur, and we have
contacted the debate organizers and let them know
she would be available to
participate on Thursday
evening;' Warren campaign
manager Mindy Myers said
in a statement.
was postponed Monday due
to the lingering impact of
Hurricane Sandy.
calling it "inappropriate"
to proceed with the debate
after the massive storm
knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of residents and caused damage
across the state.
Thursday.
A Brown spokeswoman
did not respond to a request
for comment, and debate
organizers said they were
still waiting to hear from
Brown's campaign.
'We've already had three
debates. I had two radio debates that she didn't participate in;' Brown said in
Westport, according to the
Boston Globe.
"There's only a few days
left and we have a very, very
busy schedule;' Brown said.
Brown on Thursday plans
to kick off a bus tour with
Congressional
candidate
Richard Tisei and Rep. Don
Wong (R-Saugus) in Wakefield. On Sunday, he plans
meet-and-greet events in
Weymouth, Waltham and
Needham.
near Horseneck Beach and
in Scituate. Brown, meanwhile, had a packed "Storm
Relief Schedule" with seven
events starting in the morning in Rehoboth with stops
planned in Westport, South
Dartmouth, Quincy, Newbury and Gloucester.
On Monday before withdrawing, Brown told reporters, "If it's appropriate,
we will have it (Tuesday)
or the next day or the next
day. Certainly we're going
to do it. I think the people
will want to hear where we
stand on all the final issues
... before the election;' according to the Associated
Press.
The Suffolk/ 7News poll of
likely general election voters showed Warren leading Brown with 53 percent to Brown's 46 percent,
up from the 4-point lead
she held over Brown in the
last Suffolk/7News poll in
September.
Warren is also more popular among voters surveyed
with 51 percent indicating
they had a favorable opinion of the Harvard professor and consumer advocate compared to 45 percent
who view Brown favorable.
Thirty-six percent of voters
had an unfavorable opinion
of Warren compared to 42
percent for Brown.
"Elizabeth Warren is riding a final wave of momentum to the U.S. Senate;' David Paleologos, director of
the Suffolk University Political Research Center said in
a statement. "Unless something drastically changes
Warren instead of 'Professor' Warren:'
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Support plunges for
assisted suicide question
By Laura Krantz
O'Malley last week urged
parishioners
to
vote
against the measure in a
Support has plummet- special homily that was
ed for a ballot question to broadcast to all parishes
legalize assisted suicide, in the archdiocese.
"Laws must not be
a poll released Tuesday
shows.
born out of emotions.
Support for the Death Laws need to reflect the
with Dignity measure moral law, the common
waned from 64 percent good and the protection
to 47 percent since a sim- of the most vulnerable;'
ilar poll was released last O'Malley said in the talk.
In an appeal to non-remonth.
Fourty-one
percent ligious voters, O'Malley
of voters oppose it, ac- also said the law is bad
cording to the Suffolk policy. He said termiuniversih17News
poll, nal diagnoses are often
giving t e question only wrong.
a six-point lead compared
Meanwhile, advocates
to the 37 point advantage of Question 2 say it will
allow suffering patients
it had six weeks ago.
The poll surveyed 600 to die peacefully. Dignity
likely voters using live 2012 has received much
telephone interviews of out-of-state money from
landline and cell phone groups on the west coast,
users and reported a 4 where assisted suicide is
percent margin of error.
already legal.
The Roman Catholic
But fueled by monChurch is among the most ey from Roman Catholic
outspoken opponents of groups across the counQuestion 2, which would try, the anti-Question
allow doctors to prescribe 2 committee so far has
lethal medicine to dying raised about $2 million,
patients.
four times as much as
Boston Cardinal Sean Dignity 2012.
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Brown changes tone in TV ad
By ROBERT RIZZUTO
rrizzuto @repub.co m
In his closing pitch to voters
through a TV ad, Republican
U.S. Sen. Scott Brown uses
powerful imagery and audio
to display the significance of
the Senate seat he holds while
delivering his message that he
votes with his conscience over
his political party.
The ad is a departure from
the negativity associated with
attacking Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren on
her previous legal work or
questioning her Native American ancestry and more in line
with Brown's ads prior to the
final stretch of the race. But
the latest and final ad also
contrasts Brown's positivetoned TV spots focusing on
women's issues as well as the
region-specific Springfield ad
as its style and tone are quite
serious.
"Every day I hold this office,
I will give all that is in me to
serve you well and make you
proud. I've kept my promise to
be an independent voice,"
Brown says in the ad. "I put
people ahead of politics, and
now I need your help to keep
that independent tradition
alive in Massachusetts."
The ad pushes Brown's
carefully crafted reputation as
a moderate Republican, citing
the Congressional Quarterly
study which concluded that
based on his 2011 voting record, he was the 2nd most bipartisan senator in the United
States. The ad also shows him
sitting with Democratic President Barack Obama at one of
Brown's bill signings, an
image that shows he can work
across the aisle at a time when
partisan gridlock has blocked
progress on most legislation in
Washington.
Upon release of the ad, the
Massachusetts Democratic
Party took aim at Brown with
a web video, arguing that he
portrays himself as an independent in the Bay State, but
as a Republican while in the
nation's Capitol.
Democratic Party Chair
John Walsh noted Brown's
seldom-spoken support for
GOP presidential nominee
Mitt Romney as proof of a conflicting message.
"No matter how much Scott
Brown tries to tiptoe around
his support for Mitt Romney,
the people of Massachusetts
know that Brown shares Romney's philosophy of cutting
taxes for the rich and letting
middle-class families pick up
the bill," Walsh said. "Putting
Mitt Romney in the White
House and electing Scott
Brown and a Republican Senate would give big oil, Wall
Street, and huge corporations
a leg up while working families and small businesses get
left behind."
Democrats have worked to
tie Brown to Romney and the
national Republican Party,
which has moved farther to
the right over the past four
years. At one point, they even
dubbed the duo Bromney.
But despite the attempts by
Democrats, Brown remains
more popular than Warren
with independent voters,
which made up 52 percent of
the electorate in Massachusetts as of August.
A Suffolk univerSi~/7News
poll released on I ues ay concluded that while Warren
maintained an edge overall,
53-46 percent, Brown maintained more support among
independents, 54-43 percent
over Warren.
While including images of
his wife and two daughters,
who have all played a part in
his campaign, the ad also reminds of Brown's National
Guard service with a picture of
him being promoted to Colonel. In that picture, however,
Republican U.S. Sen. John
McCain's image is shadowed
out.
Although the last TV ad
doesn't include attacks on
Warren or negativity in general, the same can't be said for a
web ad released by the Brown
campaign on Wednesday.
A 30 second video reiterating their label of Warren as a
"job destroyer" again cites a
study conducted by Ernst &
Young which was critical of
Obama's tax plan, not Warren's.
The study, conducted for
The National Federation of Independent Business and the
U.S. Chamber of Commerce,
said the president's tax proposal would cost 710,000 U.S.
jobs, including more than
17,000 in Massachusetts.
The study examined four
proposals by Obama: an increase in the two top tax rates;
an increase in the Medicare
tax for high-income taxpayers
prompted by the Affordable
Care Act; a limitation on itemized deductions for high income taxpayers; and an
increase in the top tax rate for
dividends and capital gains.
The White House has disputed the study's conclusion,
arguing that it ignores the
president's proposed tax cuts,
and ignores economic growth
and the benefits of cutting the
deficit. Though Warren agrees
with some of Obama's proposals, the study did not mention
Warren or her policies.
On Tuesday, Brown rejected rescheduling the fourth debate with Warren which was
canceled due to Hurricane
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Sandy's approach into the Bay
State. He cited a busy campaign schedule including a
bus tour, which is scheduled to
kick off on Thursday with an
evening rally in Wakefield
alongside Republican 6th
Congressional District candidate Richard Tisei.
Political Correspondent Shira
Schoenberg contributed to
this report.
" Every day I hold this oRice, I will
give all that is in me to serve you well
and make you proud. I've kept my
promise to be an independent voice. I
put people ahead of politics, and now I
need your help to keep that independent tradition
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Suicide referendum
appears to lose steam
ByOAN RING
dring@repub. co m
BOSTON - A proposed
"death with dignity" ballot law
in Massachusetts appears to
be losing some backing, possibly because of an advertising
campaign by opponents.
According to a poll released
on Tuesday, 47 percent ofvoters support Question 2, which
would allow terminally ill
adults to self-administer lethal
drugs after obtaining a prescription. Forty-one percent
opposed it, said the poll by
Suffolk University and
WHDH -TV channel 'tm Boston.
The six-point advantage
contrasts sharply with the
37-point lead the question enjoyed just six weeks ago when
64 percent supported it, the
authors of the poll said.
Rosanne Meade, chairwoman of the Committee Against
Physician-Assisted Suicide,
said opponents of the ballot
question are encouraged by
the poll.
"It looks like people are being educated about the dangers of the ballot question and,
in many instances, are changPlease see Ballot, Page A2
ingtheirminds," Meade said on Wednesday.
Stephen G. Crawford, communications director for Dignity 2012, said the good news is
that the question is leading in the Suffolk Poll
and another recent poll by the University of
New Hampshire and The Boston Globe.
"Regrettably, voters are facing a barrage of
negative ads that are financed by out-of-state
fringe groups willing to say anything to defeat
Question 2," Crawford said.
In one recent television commercial, a pharmacist says that if Question 2 is approved, people could obtain a deadly dose of 100 Seconal
pills at a local drugstore. The pharmacist
warns that there is no oversight once the pills
are provided.
The Suffolk poll, which questioned 600 likely voters from Oct. 25-28, had a margin of error
of plus or minus four percentage points.
The proposed law is modeled after similar
laws enacted in Washington in 2009 and Oregonin 1997.
Question 2 is also opposed by the four Roman Catholic bishops, including Bishop Timothy McDonnell in Springfield. About 2.6
million Catholics live in Massachusetts, or
about 40 to 45 percent of the population,
according to the Massachusetts Catholic Conference.
Meade said her group includes people who
belong to a lot of different religions. "They
worry it will change the perspective on how
people value life," she said.
The Committee Against Physician-Assisted
Suicide raised $2 million this year and spent
$1.6 million, according to a report at the state
Office of Campaign and Political Finance. The
Knights of Columbus in New Haven contributed $350,000, and St. John's Seminary Corp.
in Boston donated $500,000.
Another opposing group, Massachusetts
Against Doctor Prescribed Suicide, raised
$331 ,000 and spent $265,000. The Louisiana
Right to Life Educational Committee contributed $10,000; Taxpayers for Accountability in
Sacramento gave $30,000, while Sean Fieler,
president of Equinox Partners in Princeton,
N.J. , contributed $150,000.
Dignity 2012 has raised about $500,000 this
year and last and spent about $420,000,
according to recent reports.
Crawford said the group will be running its
own ad campaign between now and Nov. 6.
To be eligible for the life-ending medications, people would need to be diagnosed with
a terminal illness and given six months or less
to live by a primary doctor with verification by
a consulting doctor.
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final Senate debate
By STEVE leBLANC
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BOSTON - A planned fourth
and final debate in Massachusetts' contentious U.S. Senate
race will not be rescheduled as
the campaign entered its final
stretch and a new poll showed
Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren neck and neck
with Republican incumbent
Sen. Scott Brown.
Organizers said the debate,
which was scheduled for Tuesday but postponed because of
the storm, has been canceled
because the candidates couldn't
agree on a new date.
Warren had agreed to participate in a debate Thursday,
but Brown had refused to say
Thesday whether he would take
part despite pledging twice in
recent days that a final debate
would happen - even offering to
give Warren a lift to the debate
in the same truck he's used in
political ads.
Late Thesday, a Brown spokesman said the campaign couldn't
accommodate the fourth debate,
pointing to what he called a
long-planned bus tour.
On Monday morning, however, Brown said the debate
would happen on Thesday, if
appropriate, "or the next day or
the next day."
"Certainly, we're going to do
it,"Brown told reporters. "I think
the people will want to hear
where we stand on all the final
issues ... before the election."
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Brown was equally emphatic,
saying he would have no problem attending a final debate,
even in inclement weather.
"That's why I have a truck:
It has four-wheel drive ," Brown
said Friday. "If she needs a ride,
happy to pick her up. I'll be
there providing the electricity
is on."
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pulled out of the debate and on
Thesday refused to commit to a
rescheduled matchup.
Warren campaign manager
Mindy Myers said it's unfortunate that voters won't have a
final chance to hear from both
candidates.
"Elizabeth was working with
the debate organizers to move
forward on Thursday. Unfortunately but not surprisingly,
Scott Brown is again ducking
questions about his record voting on the side of big oil and billionaires," Myers said in a written statement late Tuesday.
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53 percent compared with
46 percent for Sen. Scott
Brown. Those findings fall
within the margin of error of
plus or minus 4 percentage
points. The poll of 600 likely
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FAVOR WITH VOTERS
BOSTON - A new poll
shows support for all three
initiatives on the Massachusetts ballot next month, but
approval for the so-called
"death with dignity" question
appears to be slipping.
The Suffolk Universig,'
WHDH-TV poll shows uestion 2 supported by a 47 to
41 percent margin, compared
with a 64 to 27 percent margin
of backing in a similar poll
taken six weeks earlier.
The proposal would allow
doctors to prescribe lifeending medication at the
request of certain terminally
ill patients.
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By Matt Murphy
BOSTON
Leading in the latest Suffolk
University poll by seven
points over U.S. Sen. Scott
Brown, Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren
on Tuesday said she still
wants to debate Brown
one more time, and suggested Thursday night for
the final matchup.
to commit to a new date
for the debate, and suggested to reporters following the senator on his tour
of storm damage that a
fourth meeting might not
be necessary.
48 hours must be on public safety and holding the
utilities accountable for
restoring power as soon
as possible. Elizabeth believes that the final televised debate should occur,
and we have contacted the
debate organizers and let
them know she would be
available to participate on
Thursday evening;' Warren campaign manager Mindy Myers said in a
statement.
was postponed Monday
due to the lingering impact of Hurricane Sandy.
calling it "inappropriate" to proceed with the
debate after the massive
storm knocked out power
to hundreds of thousands
of residents and caused
damage across the state.
Thursday.
A Brown spokeswoman did not respond to a
request for comment,
and debate organizers
said they were still waiting to hear from Brown's
campaign.
"We've already had three
debates. I had two radio
debates that she didn't
participate in," Brown said
in Westport, according to
the Boston Globe.
"There's only a few
days left and we have a
very, very busy schedule;'
Brown said.
Brown on Thursday
plans to kick off a bus tour
with Congressional candidate Richard Tisei and
Rep. Don Wong CR-Saugus) in Wakefield. On
Sunday, he plans meetand-greet events in Weymouth, Waltham and
Needham.
near Horseneck Beach
and in Scituate. Brown,
meanwhile, had a packed
"Storm Relief Schedule"
with seven events starting in the morning in Rehoboth with stops planned
in Westport, South Dartmouth, Quincy, Newbury
and Gloucester.
On
Monday before
withdrawing, Brown told
reporters, "If it's appropriate, we will have it CTues-
day) or the next day or the
next day. Certainly we're
going to do it. I think the
people will want to hear
where we stand on all the
final issues ... before the
election;' according to the
Associated Press.
The Suffolk/7News poll
of likely general election
voters showed Warren
leading Brown with 53
percent to Brown's 46 percent, up from the 4-point
lead she held over Brown
in the last Suffolk/7News
poll in September.
Warren is also more
popular among voters
surveyed with 51 percent indicating they had
a favorable opinion of the
Harvard professor and
consumer advocate compared to 45 percent who
view Brown favorable.
Thirty-six percent of voters had an unfavorable
opinion of Warren compared to 42 percent for
Brown.
"Elizabeth Warren is
riding a final wave of momentum to the U.S. Senate," David Paleologos,
director of the Suffolk
University Political Research Center said in a
statement. "Unless something drastically changes
Warren instead of 'Professor' Warren."
Though Brown still
leads Warren among independents, his margin
in the latest Suffolk poll
shrunk from 21 points to
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showed a tighter race
in the final weeks of the
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Warren wants another debate
Massachusetts Senate candidate
Elizabeth Warren CD) wants to hold a fourth
and final debate with Sen. Scott Brown CR).
Having said Monday that a debate
scheduled for Thesday night should be
canceled, Warren is now proposing a
debate for Thursday evening. Brown pulled
out of the debate, citing Hurricane Sandy.
"Elizabeth believes that the final
televised debate should occur, and we have
contacted the debate organizers and let
them know she would be available to
participate on Thursday evening;' Warren
campaign manager Mindy Myers said in a
statement.
Asked Thesday by the Boston Globe if he
was open to a rescheduled debate, Brown
demurred.
''We've already had three debates;' he
said. "There's only a few days left and we
have a very, very busy schedule."
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Boston Globe poll released Monday had
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A new poll released Thesday
shows Elizabeth Warren leading Senator Scott Brown by 7
percentage points, one of the
Democratic challenger's largest
leads in any poll taken in recent
months.
The poll, by Suffolk Uniyer~News 7, was released a day
after a Boston Globe poll
showed a much tighter race,
with Brown leading by 2 percentage points. The Globe poll
showed an exact tie when including responses from voters
who did not express an initial
preference but said they were
leaning in one direction.
The Suffolk poll showed
Warren leading with 53 percent
of the vote compared with 46
percent for Brown. The poll of
600 likely Massachusetts voters, interviewed by phone, was
taken Oct. 25 through 28 and
had a margin of error of plus or
minus 4 percentage points.
"Elizabeth Warren is riding
a final wave of momentum to
the US Senate," David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, said in a statement.
The poll suggests that
Brown's attempt to paint Warren as untrustworthy and "not
who she says she is" are not taking hold. Of those surveyed, 54
percent said she "is who she
says she is" whereas 25 percent
said she is not.
The Suffolk poll showed a
much wider lead for President
Obama over Mitt Romney - 63
percent to 31 percent - than
the Globe poll, which showed
Obama ahead by 14 percentage
points.
1\velve of 16 polls taken in
September and October
showed Warren with a lead.
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Debate debate redux
The Democratic blogosphere
is simply agog at the notion that
there was no Senate debate here
last night - and they seem intent on blaming incumbent Scott
Brown. The fact that his challenger, Elizabeth Warren, sent in
her cancellation moments later
seems not to matter much.
In fact, the one thing these two
agreed on was that, as Warren's
campaign put it Monday, "Elizabeth believes the focus now
must be on public safety and ensuring people get the help they
need during the storm and its
aftermath."
But to look at our email in-box,
you'd think Brown had personally arranged for Hurricane Sandy
to blow up the East Coast just so
he could avoid one more matchup with Warren. "He makes it
sound as if the reason that he
can't debate is that he's just too
busy manning rowboats and
handing out blankets," wrote one
voter who - we're just guessing
now - has already made up his
mind in the race.
In fact, after three TV debates
polls show the "undecideds" in
single digits and frankly some of
those are just toying with pollsters anyway.
So the zealots are having a field
day - it gives them something
to complain about other than the
weather. Too bad they can't step
away from the computer long
enough to help a neighbor clean
the debris from the yard.
But as the sun began to appear on Tuesday, the "professor," as Brown delights in calling Warren, issued a statement
saying that Thursday night was
clear on her schedule. Certainly a recent Boston Globe
poll which showed a neck and
neck race (although a SJ.J..ffulk
University poll had her up by 7
percentage points) had nothing
at all to do with her enthusiasm
for a Thursday debate - one
co-sponsored by the Globe,
which had just endorsed her.
But all that's mere coincidence
we're certain.
Yes, some 300,000 households are still without power
and wouldn't be able to watch
it anyway. And more than a
few are distracted by the flooding in their basements and the
trees down on the street.
In fact, Brown spent yesterday inspecting storm damage
from Rehoboth to Plum Island
- it's what incumbents do.
Warren's campaign did not release an official schedule.
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A new poll (http://www.suffolk.edu/offices/53953.html) out from Suffolk shows Elizabeth Warren expanding her lead in the
Massachusetts Senate race:
Democratic challenger Elizabeth Warren (53 percent) has widened her lead over incumbent Republican
Scott Brown (46 percent), according to a Suffolk University/7News (WHDH-Boston) poll of likely general
election voters in Massachusetts. Just over 1 percent were still undecided. In a September Suffolk
University/7News poll, Warren led Brown 48 percent to 44 percent, with 8 percent undecided.
“Elizabeth Warren is riding a final wave of momentum to the U.S. Senate,” said David Paleologos, director of
the Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston. “Unless something drastically changes in the final
days before the election, you will be hearing the title ‘Senator-elect’ Warren instead of ‘Professor’ Warren.”
The majority of polling that's come out of the race lately shows Warren leading Brown, though a Boston Globe poll
(http://www.boston.com/politicalintelligence/2012/10/29/new-globe-poll-shows-dead-heat-senaterace/e24Cs1rOxVcX7m6MZlFFSO/story.html) yesterday gave Brown a 2-point lead.
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By Rachel Weiner , Updated: October 22, 2012
A new Suffolk University poll has President Obama and Mitt Romney tied among likely Ohio
voters at 47 percent.
In past surveys Obama has dominated Romney in likability. But here, the two candidates get
nearly identical ratings. Obama is viewed favorably by 50 percent of voters and unfavorably by
46 percent; Romney is viewed favorably by 50 percent and unfavorably by 45. Obama leads
54 to 41 percent among those who have voted already, a reflection of his campaign’s intense
focus on early voting.
A Quinnipiac/CBS News poll released Monday gave Obama the lead in Ohio among likely
voters, 50 to 45 percent. A month ago, the same poll gave Obama a 10-point lead.
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(CNN) - The latest collection of polls in Ohio shows a razor thin margin between President Barack Obama and his rival Mitt Romney in the key battleground two weeks ahead of the
November 6 election.
The CNN Poll of Polls shows Obama at 48% and Romney at 45% in Ohio, which carries 18 electoral votes. Those numbers are an average of three Ohio polls of likely voters
conducted after the second presidential debate: Quinnipiac University/CBS News (October 17-20); Suffolk University (Oct. 18-21) and Fox News (Oct. 17-18). The Poll of Polls
does not have a sampling error.
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Both candidates have been campaigning heavily in Ohio, and have taken steps to increase turnout in the Buckeye State. Both Romney and Obama have also urged their supporters to
cast their ballots early.
In the Suffolk University poll of Ohio, which was released Monday, a gender gap persisted for the two presidential candidates. Obama was ahead of Romney among women,
53%-41%, but Romney led among men, 52%-40%.
"All roads to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue lead through Ohio," David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center, wrote in a statement. "Timing is
everything. Barack Obama has banked an early lead, but Mitt Romney should even the score with his slight edge among likely voters who plan to cast ballots on Election Day.
However, failure to turn out his voters on November sixth could be costly for Romney."
Favorability-wise, the two candidates fared evenly: both were at 50% favorability ratings.
And with the final presidential debate focused on foreign policy, Obama held a slight edge on the topic among likely Ohio voters. Forty-nine percent said the incumbent would better
handle foreign policy if re-elected, compared to 42% who said Romney would better handle America's dealings abroad.
"These are high foreign policy expectations that the President must live up to in the final debate tonight," said Paleologos. "If he lives up to his billing, he could close the deal. However,
failure to meet or exceed those expectations could open up the race for Romney."
The Suffolk University poll was conducted by telephone between October 18-21 from 600 likely Ohio voters. The sampling error was plus or minus 4 percentage points.
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UPDATE 3-Obama and Romney meet for final
debate as race tightens
Mon, Oct 22 2012
* Debates have been unusually important in 2012 campaign
* Libya, Iran top issues in Boca Raton contest
* Reuters/Ipsos poll shows two candidates are tied
By Steve Holland and Sam Youngman
BOCA RATON, Fla., Oct 22 (Reuters) - President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney face off in front of
the cameras for a final time on Monday as opinion polls show their battle for the White House has tightened to a dead heat.
With 15 days to go until the Nov. 6 election, the two candidates turn to foreign policy for their third and last debate, which
starts at 9 p.m. (0100 GMT on Tuesday).
The stakes are high, as the two candidates are tied at 46 percent each in the Reuters/Ipsos online daily tracking poll.
The debate will likely be the last time either candidate will be able to directly appeal to millions of voters - especially the
roughly 20 pct who have yet to make up their minds or who could still switch their support.
Obama comes to this debate with several advantages. As sitting president, he has been deeply involved with national
security and foreign affairs for the past three-and-a-half years. He can point to a number of successes on his watch, from
the end of the Iraq war to the killing of Osama bin Laden.
But Romney will have many chances to steer the conversation back toward the sluggish U.S. economy, a topic on which
voters see him as more credible. He will also try to use unease about a nuclear Iran and turmoil in Libya to sow doubts
about Obama's leadership at home and abroad.
Romney launched his candidacy with an accusation that Obama was not representing U.S. interests aggressively enough,
but after a decade of war voters have little appetite for further entanglements abroad. After a clumsy overseas trip in July,
Romney will have to demonstrate to voters that he could ably represent the United States on the world stage.
"What he needs to do is get through this third debate by showing a close familiarity with the issues and a demeanor in
foreign policy that is not threatening," said Cal Jillson, a political science professor at Southern Methodist University.
Presidential debates have not always been consequential, but this year they have had an impact.
Romney's strong performance in the first debate in Denver on Oct. 3 helped him recover from a series of stumbles and
wiped out Obama's advantage in opinion polls.
Obama fared better in their second encounter on Oct. 16, but that has not helped him regain the lead.
The Obama campaign is now playing defense as it tries to limit Romney's gains in several of the battleground states that
will decide the election.
Romney could have a hard time winning the White House if he does not carry Ohio. A new Quinnipiac/CBS poll shows
Obama leading by 5 percentage points in the Midwestern state, but another by Suffolk University shows the two candidates
tied there.
LAST-CHANCE DEBATE
More than 60 million viewers watched each of their previous two debates, but the television audience this time could be
smaller as it will air at the same time as high-profile baseball and football games.
Much of the exchange, which takes place at Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida, will likely focus on the Middle East.
Campaigning in Canton, Ohio, on Monday, Vice President Joe Biden reminded voters of Obama's pledge to pull troops out
of Afghanistan in the next two years and pointed out that Romney and his running mate Paul Ryan have made no such
guarantees.
"They said, quote, it depends. Ladies and gentlemen, like everything with them, it depends," Biden said. "It depends on
what day you find these guys."
At their second debate last week, the two presidential candidates clashed bitterly over Libya, a preview of what is to come
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on Monday evening. They argued over Obama's handling of the attack last month on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi in which
Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans were killed.
The Obama administration first labeled the incident a spontaneous reaction to a video made in the United States that
lampooned the Prophet Mohammad. Later, it said it was a terrorist assault on the anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
This shifting account, and the fact that Obama went on a campaign trip the day after the attack, has given Romney
ammunition to use at Monday's debate.
"The statements were either misleading by intention or they were misleading by accident. Either way, though, he's got to get
to the bottom of this," Romney adviser Dan Senor said on NBC's "Today" show.
Obama and his allies charge that Romney exploited the Benghazi attack for political points while officials were still
accounting for the wellbeing of U.S. diplomats.
Regarding foreign policy overall, Obama's allies accuse Romney of relying on generalities and platitudes.
"It is astonishing that Romney has run for president for six years and never once bothered to put forward a plan to end the
war in Afghanistan, for example, or to formulate a policy to go after al Qaeda," U.S. Senator John Kerry, the Democrats' 2004
presidential nominee, wrote in a memo released by the Obama campaign on Monday.
Romney has promised to tighten the screws over Iran's nuclear program and accused Obama of "leading from behind" as
Syria's civil war expands. He also has faulted Obama for setting up a politically timed exit from the unpopular Afghanistan
war, and accused him of failing to support Israel, an important ally in the Middle East.
The Republican challenger is likely to bring up a New York Times report from Saturday that said the United States and Iran
had agreed in principle to hold bilateral negotiations to halt what Washington and its allies say is a plan by Tehran to
develop nuclear weapons.
The 90-minute debate, moderated by Bob Schieffer of CBS, will be divided into six segments: America's role in the world;
the war in Afghanistan; Israel and Iran; the changing Middle East; terrorism; and China's rise.
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Poll: Candidates tied 47-47 in Ohio
Published: Oct. 22, 2012 at 3:49 PM
BOSTON, Oct. 22 (UPI) -- BOSTON, Oct. 22 (UPI) -- President Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are tied in the
battleground state of Ohio, a Suffolk University poll of likely Buckeye State voters indicated.
Likely voters split 47 percent between the two major candidates, results of the poll released Monday indicated.
Romney led Obama 49 percent to 44 percent among respondents who said they would vote on Election Day, while
Obama led 48 percent to 44 percent among those planning to vote before Nov. 6, the poll said.
Obama swamped Romney 54 percent to 41 percent among voters who said they already cast ballots.
"All roads to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue lead through Ohio," said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University
Political Research Center in Boston. "Timing is everything. Barack Obama has banked an early lead, but Mitt Romney
should even the score with his slight edge among likely voters who plan to cast ballots on Election Day.
However, failure to turn out his voters on November sixth could be costly for Romney."
Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, independent candidate Richard Duncan, and Green Party nominee Jill Stein each
received 1 percent, the poll said. Three percent of likely voters asked said they were undecided.
Results are based on a statewide phone survey of 600 likely Ohio voters conducted Thursday through Sunday. The
margin of error is 4 percentage points.
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... ""tightening. --a poll out "monday done by ""suffolk university" calls the
race in ohio a ""tie at ""47 points for the president and 47 fomitt romney. -this poll is of six hundred ...
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... ohio this afternoon there is a new poll today from suffolk university that
shows the president and that romney tied in ohio and governor mitt romney is
traveling to nevada and colorado today his running mate ...
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The Ellen DeGeneres Show (Other)
... virtual tie, with governor romney. a suffolk university survey of 600 likely
voters in ohio, also shows the candidates in a dead heat. the presidential
campaign ...
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... of florida, virginia and north carolina because you guys had decided suffolk
university that those states were going to go to mitt romney. are you standing
by that tonight? ...
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CBS 8 News at 10 (News)
... 48-percent. finally, suffolk university has it closer than that -- with the
candidates tied at 47-percent. from the cbs 8 south ...
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10/22/2012 14:32:35
America Live With Megyn Kelly (News)
... this key state tied. this one's from suffolk university. among likely voters in
ohio, they are showing a dead heat, 7 and 47 for each man -- 47 and 47 for
each man. ...
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10/22/2012 17:04:23
News 11 at 5:00 (News)
... and another poll just released today by suffolk university... shows the race
in ohio as a dead heat... 47-percent to 47-percent. that ...
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10/22/2012 17:41:58
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer (News)
... mitt needs to resist that. >> the polls out of ohio, the suffolk university
poll, likely voters, obama, 47, romney, 47. the cbs/"the new york
times"/quinnipiac university poll, obama, 50, romney, 45. ...
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10/22/2012 18:00:19
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... is executive director of the suffolk university political research center.
xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx ...
10/22/2012 18:53:50
Special Report With Bret Baier (News)
... >> bret: a lot of focus on ohio. the new suffolk university poll has it tied
47-47 in ohio. the real clear politics average of polls in ohio, ...
10/22/2012 23:03:17
... another poll just released today by suffolk university... shows the race in
ohio as a dead heat... 47-percent to 47-percent. ...
Suffolk University on WTWC (NBC) - Tallahassee, FL
10/22/2012 23:05:55
10/23/2012 01:40:39
... another poll just released today by suffolk university... shows the race in
ohio as a dead heat... 47-percent to 47-percent. ...
10/23/2012 03:31:14
... is executive director of the suffolk university political research center.
xxxxxxx xxxxxxx xxxxxxx ...
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... quinnipiac, 50-45 in favor of the president. 47-47, suffolk university. mitt
romney up by five in florida, according to rasmussen. the president up by 3,
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10/25/2012
Analysts: Road to White House goes through Ohio
10/25/2012
Both candidates, again, in Ohio
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10/25/2012
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10/25/2012
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10/25/2012
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10/25/2012
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Battleground NH:
Mitt Romney will campaign in New Hampshire on
Tuesday, following Obama, Bidens
Union Leader - Online
10/25/2012
It may be all in Gary Johnson’s hands
10/25/2012
All-Star Panel: A look at the polls ahead of last
candidate showdown
FOXNews.com
10/25/2012
Mitt Romney will campaign in New Hampshire on
Tuesday, following Obama, Bidens
10/25/2012
Alexandra Bech Gjorv appointed member of the
Individual.com
10/25/2012
Business Wire
10/25/2012
It may be all in Gary's hands
Boston Herald
10/24/2012
Latest Polls Show Race Coming Down to the Wire
Yahoo! News
10/24/2012
Ohio Senate Race Becomes a Magnet for TV Ads
From Unknown Groups
NewsMax - Online
10/24/2012
Ohio Senate Race a Magnet for TV Ads From
Unknown Groups
Bloomberg News - Online
10/24/2012
Poll: Obama leads Romney by 5 in Ohio
Hill - Online, The
10/24/2012
No Obama? No Problem for Elizabeth Warren
HispanicBusiness.com
10/24/2012
VP Joe Biden will follow Obama and Jill Biden to
NH on Monday; Ann Romney to campaign here,
too
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Tribune - Online, The
10/24/2012
'Hardball with Chris Matthews' for Monday, October Today Show - NBC News Network - Online
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10/24/2012
Even Polls With Samples Favorable To Democrats Western Journalism.com
Are Picking Romney To Win
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race across electoral map
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10/24/2012
Obama, Romney Race Across Shifting Electoral
Map
HispanicBusiness.com
10/24/2012
Romney, used to role as fixer, might find different
managing challenge as president
Lexington Herald-Leader - Online
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Lexington Herald-Leader - Online
10/24/2012
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Ayotte cancels plan Union Leader - Online
to campaign with controversial Indiana Senate
candidate
10/24/2012
14 states could swing either way, polls and
analysts say
Fort Worth Star-Telegram - Online
10/24/2012
John DiStaso's Granite Status:Ayotte won't
campaign for controversial Indiana Senate
candidate
10/24/2012
Mitt Romney's Pregnancy Problem
Care2 News Network
10/24/2012
FOX19 Morning News Extra
Fox 19 Morning News at 7 AM - WXIX-TV
10/24/2012
Romney's Betting Odds Improve
American Spectator - Online, The
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race for votes across shifting
electoral map
Idaho Statesman - Online
10/24/2012
The O'Reilly Factor
O'Reilly Factor - Fox News Channel, The
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Telegraph - Online, The
10/24/2012
No Obama? No problem for Liz Warren
10/24/2012
Electoral map: For Romney and Obama it's all
about Ohio
AllVoices
10/24/2012
Herald - Online, The
10/24/2012
DELRAY BEACH, Fla. -Obama, Romney race
across shifting electoral map - Presidential
Campaign - TheState.com
State - Online, The
10/24/2012
Maybe Not a 'Must Win,' But Ohio Is Surely a Vital
Prize
New York Times, The
10/24/2012
No Obama? No problem for Warren
Boston Herald
10/24/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Valley News Dispatch
10/23/2012
Idaho Statesman - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Idaho Statesman - Online
10/23/2012
The O'Reilly Factor
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Olympian - Online, The
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Miami Herald - Online, The
10/23/2012
CBS 8 News at 10
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10/23/2012
Sun Herald - Online, The
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Anchorage Daily News - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Wichita Eagle - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Bellingham Herald - Online
10/23/2012
Presidential Polls 2012 - Latest Swing State Polls:
Obama Up in Ohio, Can Romney Reap Elections
Without It?
Latinos Post
10/23/2012
The O'Reilly Factor
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Columbus Ledger-Enquirer - Online
10/23/2012
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Telegraph - Online, The
10/23/2012
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Bradenton Herald - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map McClatchy Company Washington DC Bureau Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Charlotte Observer - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Sun Herald - Online, The
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Centre Daily Times - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map News & Observer - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Fresno Bee - Online
10/23/2012
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Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Herald - Online, The
10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Island Packet - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Modesto Bee - Online, The
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map State - Online, The
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Tri-City Herald - Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney race across shifting electoral map Individual.com
10/23/2012
Romney Looks to Evangelical Voters to Put Him
Over Top
NewsMax - Online
10/23/2012
Bradenton Herald - Online
10/23/2012
McClatchy Company Washington DC Bureau Online
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney battle over foreign policy in last
debate
Times of India - Online
10/23/2012
Nate Silver: Election will likely come down to Ohio
www.heraldtribune.com
10/23/2012
Tri-City Herald - Online
10/23/2012
Biden stays at Toledo Hilton
Toledo Blade - Online
10/23/2012
Presidential Polls 2012: Swing Polls State by State Christian Post - Online, The
Indicate Toss Up Race
10/23/2012
John DiStaso's Granite Status: Leading Dem, GOP Union Leader - Online
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10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
Anchorage Daily News - Online
10/23/2012
Vice President Biden takes stage in Canton
South Bend Tribune - Online
10/23/2012
Romney accuses president of 'weakness' abroad,
as Obama calls rival 'all over the map'
FOXNews.com
10/23/2012
KYTV-TV - Online
10/23/2012
Biden describes Romney as 'Etch-A-Sketchy'
McClatchy Company Washington DC Bureau Online
10/23/2012
Romney: Trade 'Obamacare' for troops - The book
on Obama's second term - Issa to Sebelius: Bring
it - Pulse scooplet: Anti-abortion groups launch
GOTV effort in Ohio
Politico - Online
10/23/2012
Washington Journal
Washington Journal - C-SPAN
10/23/2012
Biden describes Romney as ‘Etch-A-Sketchy’
Arizona Daily Wildcat - Online
10/23/2012
Biden says U.S. 'not in decline'
10/23/2012
Obama and Romney face off for the final debate as Examiner.com
race tightens
10/23/2012
Broadside With Jim Braude
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England Cable News (NECN)
10/23/2012
Obama, Romney battle over foreign policy
Avid Investor Group
10/23/2012
Romney Hits Obama for ‘Weakness,’ As Obama
Says ‘Louder’ Won’t Work
Avid Investor Group
10/23/2012
Obama y Romney concluyen su tercer y último
debate (FOTOS)
El Manana - Online
10/23/2012
Romney accuses president of 'weakness' abroad,
as Obama calls rival 'all over the map'
FOXNews.com
10/23/2012
Libya, Iran top issues at 3rd debate | News | Fort
Erie Times
Fort Erie Times - Online
10/23/2012
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Daily Graphic - Online, The
10/23/2012
The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson
WTOL-TV
10/23/2012
| Daily Herald Tribune
Daily Herald-Tribune - Online
10/23/2012
Sherrod Brown attempts to catch up on fund
raising
10/23/2012
Sherrod Brown has celebrity campaign for
fundraising
10/23/2012
Biden stresses an improved Ohio economy in
latest visit
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - Online
10/23/2012
| Edmonton Examiner
Edmonton Examiner - Online, The
10/23/2012
| Cochrane Times
Cochrane Times - Online
10/23/2012
| Beacon Herald
Stratford Beacon Herald - Online
10/23/2012
| St. Thomas Times-Journal
Times-Journal - Online
10/23/2012
Panorama
Panorama
10/23/2012
| Simcoe Reformer
Simcoe Reformer - Online
10/23/2012
| Brockville Recorder
Recorder and Times - Online
10/23/2012
| The Belleville Intelligencer
Belleville Intelligencer - Online
10/23/2012
tightens
Avid Investor Group
10/23/2012
America Decides Bam losing female appeal Polls
show lead eroding among women
New York Post
10/23/2012
Biden says U.S. 'not in decline'
Toledo Blade
10/23/2012
BIDEN STRESSES AN IMPROVED OHIO
ECONOMY IN LATEST VISIT
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
10/23/2012
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10/23/2012
U.S: Obama, Romney battle over foreign policy in
last debate
Financial Mirror (Cyprus)
10/23/2012
Akron Beacon Journal, The
10/23/2012
VICE PRESIDENT BIDEN TAKES STAGE IN
CANTON: RECEPTIVE, DIVERSE CROWD
HEARS ABOUT THE WITHDRAWAL OF
TROOPS, DOMESTIC ISSUES, FOOTBALL
RIVALRY
10/22/2012
“Tropas en Afganistán volverán en 2014 de ser
Presidente”: Romney
Panorama.ve
10/22/2012
Suffolk in Ohio
Bill Manzi.Com
10/22/2012
debate
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10/22/2012
| Barrie Examiner
Barrie Examiner - Online, The
10/22/2012
Biden focuses on Ohio economy during visit to
state
Individual.com
10/22/2012
News 11 at 11:00
News 11 at 11 PM - WTOL-TV
10/22/2012
Obama up in battleground New Hampshire
KIFI-TV - Online
10/22/2012
| St. Catharines Standard
St. Catherines Standard
10/22/2012
| The Lindsay Post
Lindsay Post - Online, The
10/22/2012
debate
Malaysian Insider, The
10/22/2012
| Brantford Expositor
Brantford Expositor - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Sarnia Observer
Sarnia Observer - Online
10/22/2012
| Peterborough Examiner
Peterborough Examiner - Online, The
10/22/2012
Obama and Romney Meet for Final Debate
Fox Business Network - Online
10/22/2012
| Nipawin Journal
Nipawin Journal - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Melfort Journal
Melfort Journal - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Strathmore Standard
Strathmore Standard - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Banff Crag and Canyon
Banff Crag & Canyon - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Canmore Leader
Canmore Leader - Online
10/22/2012
| Lloydminster Meridian Booster
Meridian Booster - Online, The
10/22/2012
Poll: Obama up big in swing state New Hampshire
Hill - Online, The
10/22/2012
KJAC-TV - Online
10/22/2012
| Woodstock Sentinel Review
Woodstock Sentinel-Review - Online
10/22/2012
debate - Yahoo! News Malaysia
Yahoo! Malaysia, News
10/22/2012
debate| Reuters
Reuters India
10/22/2012
debate
Yahoo! News Philippines
10/22/2012
UPDATE 4-Obama, Romney battle over foreign
policy in last debate
Thomson Reuters - UK - Online
10/22/2012
| Leduc Rep
Leduc Representative - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Fort McMurray Today
Fort McMurray Today - Online
10/22/2012
Obama, Romney set to face off in foreign policy
debate, with two weeks until election
FOXNews.com
10/22/2012
tightens
Yahoo! News
10/22/2012
WFMZ-TV - Online
10/22/2012
Polls: Presidential Race Tightens in Ohio
National Journal - Online
10/22/2012
Inside the Beltway: Third party’s party
Washington Times - Online
10/22/2012
Obama, Romney meet for final debate as race
tightens
Buenos Aires Herald - Online
10/22/2012
Poll: Obama, Romney tied
10/22/2012
| Niagara Falls Review
Niagara Falls Review - Online
10/22/2012
tightens
Yahoo! Finance
10/22/2012
Obama, Romney meet for final debate as race
tightens
Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles - Online
10/22/2012
| Airdrie Echo
Airdrie Echo - Online
10/22/2012
| Kenora Daily Miner and News
Kenora Daily Miner And News - Online
10/22/2012
tightens - ky3.com
KYTV-TV - Online
10/22/2012
tightens - ky3.com
Suffolk Poll: Obama, Romney tied in Ohio
Family Security Matters
10/22/2012
| Cornwall Standard Freeholder
Cornwall Standard-Freeholder - Online, The
10/22/2012
| Owen Sound Sun Times
Owen Sound Sun Times, The - Online
10/22/2012
tightens
KYTV-TV - Online
10/22/2012
Individual.com
10/22/2012
Calm Down and Do the Math
10/22/2012
| Vancouver 24 hrs
24 Hours Vancouver - Online
10/22/2012
Democratic strategist Paul Begala: Obama has
given up on North Carolina
10/22/2012
Polls: Presidential Race Tightens in Ohio
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10/22/2012
| Sault Star
Sault Star - Online, The
10/22/2012
tightens
Reuters - Online
10/22/2012
UPDATE 3-Obama and Romney meet for final
debate as race tightens
Reuters - Online
10/22/2012
Suffolk University survey: Romney, Obama tied in
Ohio
Bluegrass Pundit
10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
Vice President Joe Biden takes stage in Canton Break News - Ohio
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10/22/2012
Special Report With Bret Baier
Special Report with Bret Baier - Fox News Channel
10/22/2012
Poll: Candidates tied 47-47 in Ohio
UPI.com
10/22/2012
| Sudbury Star
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10/22/2012
Libertarian Vote in New Hampshire Could Swing
Electoral College to Obama
KTKZ-AM - Online
10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
| Northumberland Today
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10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
WYFF-TV - Online
10/22/2012
Latest poll has Obama, Romney tied in Ohio
FOXNews.com
10/22/2012
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer
Situation Room - Cable News Network (CNN), The
10/22/2012
KRDO-FM - Online
10/22/2012
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West Online, The
10/22/2012
KTXS-TV - Online
10/22/2012
Poll: Obama, Romney tied
10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
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10/22/2012
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President Barack Obama shakes hands with supporters as he leav es
Veterans Memorial Park in Manchester, N.H., Thursday .
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Thursday , President Obama made a f orcef ul, energetic case f or a
second term, in a state that could decide whether he gets it.
The president hit f amiliar notes on health care, f oreign policy , the
economy and women's rights. But his speech at Veterans Memorial
Park was notable f or its attempt to build of f a successf ul debate
perf ormance Tuesday that his campaign claims has reset the race
against Republican Mitt Romney .
Obama, his shirtsleev es rolled up to rev eal a pink wristband
supporting Breast Cancer Awareness Month -- a subtle nod to the
women he hopes will support him on Nov . 6 -- painted Romney as a
huckster whose policies are v oid of details and could hurt middle-
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class Americans.
Obama echoed the tagline used by the speakers who preceded him,
New Hampshire's Democratic U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Gov .
John Ly nch, who said the path to economic prosperity goes through
the country 's middle class.
The president said economic resurgence starts f rom the "middle out,"
not Romney 's f ailed "trickle down" ideology .
Obama zeroed in on Romney 's def icit reduction plan, say ing the
Republican has giv en Americans precious f ew details about how he
would pay f or it.
"Let me tell y ou something," Obama said. "When a politician doesn't
tell y ou the details of his plan, it's not because it's so good that he
doesn't want to spoil the secret."
He added, "Gov . Romney has a tax plan that doesn't add up, a jobs
plan that doesn't create jobs and a def icit plan that doesn't reduce
the def icit."
Obama dev oted extra time to women's issues, an ef f ort that ref lects
his campaign's emphasis on attracting undecided f emale v oters.
Early polls showed that the president enjoy ed margins of support
among women, but recent surv ey s show that Romney has made
gains with them.
In Manchester, Obama hammered the f ormer Massachusetts
gov ernor f or not showing support f or an equal-pay bill that the
president signed in 2009. He also jabbed at Romney 's "binders f ull of
women" gaf f e during Tuesday night's debate.
Romney 's slip has became an instant Internet meme and has been
exploited by the Obama campaign.
"We don't need to order up some binders to f ind some talented,
driv en y oung women who are ready to work right now," Obama said.
Obama emphasized the equal pay bill and women's reproductiv e
choices.
He added, "I hav e two daughters and I want them to earn as much
as somebody else's sons. Any conf usion there?"
The president also poked at the New Hampshire Legislature, where
some Republicans hav e tried to pass laws that would restrict access
to abortion. Obama said gov ernment has no business telling women
what to do with their bodies.
The crowd, packed mostly by committed supporters and grass-roots
v olunteers, soaked it up.
Whenev er the crowd booed Romney , Obama urged them, "Don't
boo. Vote!"
His call to action underscored one of the president's re-election
obstacles: an enthusiasm gap.
Bef ore the speech, Vanessa Hargrov e of Jamaica Plain, Mass., said
she v oted f or Obama in 2008. She acknowledged that energy f or the
president is more subdued in 2012.
"But he deserv es another chance, a f resh start," Hargrov e said. "He
inherited a huge def icit, two wars and a depression. It's not his f ault."
The president's campaign blitz in New Hampshire ref lects a f rantic
pursuit of the Granite State's f our Electoral College v otes.
It was the president's second v isit to New Hampshire since
September. Polls show that he's popular here but still running in a
dead heat with Romney .
New Hampshire is one of sev eral swing states in the battle f or the
presidency . Obama v isited another, Iowa, on Wednesday , just hours
af ter he and Romney squared of f in a highly conf rontational debate
at Hof stra Univ ersity in New Y ork.
Polls showed that v iewers believ ed the president narrowly won the
town hall showdown.
Howev er, his biggest v ictory may hav e been re-energizing
supporters af ter what they v iewed as his inexplicably f lat
perf ormance during his f irst debate with Romney , in Colorado on
Oct. 3.
Obama made a direct appeal to his supporters in Manchester.
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"I believ e in y ou, I'm asking y ou to keep believ ing in me," he said
just bef ore leav ing the stage.
A Suf f olk Univ ersity poll released Wednesday showed the president
and Romney in a dead heat. The poll was conducted bef ore
Tuesday 's debate.
A recent poll by the Univ ersity of New Hampshire Surv ey Center
reported that the president's approv al rating is 52 percent.
Andrew Smith, director of the center, noted that presidents ty pically
get re-elected when their approv al rating is higher than 50 percent.
On Thursday , Larry Sabato, executiv e director of the Center f or
Politics at the Univ ersity of Virginia, noted that the race is dif f icult to
peg because it has lacked "commanding heights or punishing
v alley s" f or either candidate.
Sabato noted that the president's problem is that he hasn't hit his
peak.
"This points to an enthusiasm gap f or the president, as does the
persistent registered v oter/likely v oter gaps in public opinion polls,
which almost alway s show the president doing better among the
registered v oter pool than the smaller likely v oter pool," Sabato
noted.
Obama's speech Thursday , howev er, appeared to inv igorate his
supporters.
Karen Ricci, 34, of Manchester, who said she wasn't af f iliated with
the campaign, said af terward that the president's remarks resonated
with her.
"Romney is a salesman," she said. "I work in sales. I know how it
works. There's alway s a catch, a loophole."
Ricci said, "(Obama's) words were simple and easy to understand.
He spoke the truth."
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(CNN) – A poll released Monday indicates Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama are tied in the battleground state of New Hampshire.
Likely voters in the Granite State are split 47% to 47%, according to a Suffolk University/7News survey. Two percent of voters support Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson, while 4%
are undecided.
The poll comes a few days after a survey by American Research Group on Friday showed Romney with 50% and Obama with 46%, a margin that fell within the poll's sampling error.
Both surveys were conducted entirely after the first presidential debate, which was held in Denver on October 3. The two candidates face off again for the second debate Tuesday in
Hempstead, New York.
While Obama had largely maintained a steady advantage over Romney in New Hampshire for much of the campaign, the race has grown tighter in recent weeks. Romney gained a
modest bounce in several swing states after his widely applauded performance at the first debate.
The new poll also indicates Obama fares better than Romney on personality and foreign policy, but the Republican nominee edges out the president, 45% to 42%, when voters are
asked which candidate had the best plan to fix the economy.
CNN rates New Hampshire, with its four electoral votes, as a "toss-up" on its Electoral Map.
With the race so close, New Hampshire is one state where support for Johnson, the Libertarian candidate, could prove decisive in the final results. David Paleologos, director of the
Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston, said Obama will likely benefit more than Romney from Johnson voters.
"Politics is full of ironies. Gary Johnson voters are predisposed to voting against the incumbent president, but Johnson's presence on the New Hampshire presidential ballot is actually
helping Obama," Paleologos said. "Those anti-incumbent voters - at least right now - aren't finding their way to Mitt Romney."
The poll comes the same day as a new survey suggests the race for the White House is a dead heat nationwide. A CNN Poll of Polls that averages seven nonpartisan, live operator,
national surveys conducted entirely after the first debate indicates Obama at 47% and Romney at 48% among likely voters.
For the New Hampshire survey, Suffolk interviewed 500 likely New Hampshire voters by telephone between October 12 and 14. The poll's sampling error is plus or minus 4.4
percentage points.
– CNN Political Editor Paul Steinhauser contributed to this report.
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Poll: Obama, Romney deadlocked in NH
By Meghashyam Mali
- 10/16/12 07:05 AM ET
A new poll finds President Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney deadlocked in New Hampshire.
The latest Suffolk University/7News survey shows the two candidates tied with 47 percent support each
among likely voters. Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate, tallies 2 percent
support, with another 4 percent undecided.
Of those respondents who picked a candidate, 90 percent said their mind was made up, while 9 percent said
their vote could shift.
Both candidates have net favorable ratings, with Obama at 50 percent to 44, and Romney with a 48 percent
favorable, 46 unfavorable split. Voters, though, said they felt more connection with Obama than Romney, by 48
to 44 percent.
But — in a troubling signb for Obama — voters are evenly divided on his performance as president, with 47
percent approving and 47 percent disapproving.
Obama, though, continues to hold his edge among female voters, with 50 percent support to Romney’s 46. But
the GOP challenger is ahead among men, 49-43.
Romney holds the advantage when asked which candidate can best fix the economy, with 45 percent picking the
former Massachusetts governor to 42 percent for Obama.
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The economy in New Hampshire, as in many other battlegrounds, continues to pose a problem for the president.
Only 27 percent said the economy had improved in their state during Obama’s term, with 35 percent saying it
had stayed the same and 32 percent saying it had worsened.
Obama, however, is preferred on foreign policy, with 46 percent support to Romney’s 42.
Seventy percent said they watched last Thursday’s debate between Vice President Biden and Romney running
mate Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.).
Voters were deadlocked on who won the lone vice presidential debate, with 43 percent picking Biden, 42
percent Ryan and 15 percent unsure.
Despite Romney’s recent surge in many swing-state and national polls, voters still expect Obama to be the
winner in November. Forty-nine percent expect Obama to be reelected, with 36 percent believing Romney will
win the presidency.
New Hampshire is one of 12 swing states captured by Obama in 2008 that could determine the outcome of this
year’s race.
The poll was conducted from Oct. 12 to 14 and has a 4-point margin of error.
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President Barack Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney are tied in a new Suffolk
University/7News poll of swing state New Hampshire, another sign of the postpresidential debate swing-state Romney surge.
The poll of 500 likely voters finds some disconcerting signs
for the president, who saw as much as a 15-point predebate lead in one poll:
First, his job approval is stuck at 47 percent, below the "safe " 50 percent
threshold for an incumbent seeking re-election. His approval-to-disapproval split is
an even 47-47.
By a 45-42 split, more voters in New Hampshire think that Romney has "the best
plan to fix the economy." Romney also narrowly wins on the question of which
candidate would "do more for New Hampshire."
AP
32 percent of New Hampshire voters think the economy has gotten worse in the last four years, compared with 27 percent that think it has gotten
better. 35 percent said it has stayed the same.
Some positive signs for Obama: Generally, voters in New Hampshire trust Democrats with handling
Medicare over Republicans (44-41). Obama still has a slight edge on foreign policy (46-42). And in the
Big Bird debate, 49 percent of New Hampshire voters oppose cutting funding for PBS.
“Although New Hampshire offers only four electoral votes in the presidential sweepstakes, it may be an
important state for both candidates to actively campaign in,” said David Paleologos, director of the
Suffolk University Political Research Center, in a statement.
Last week, Paleologos caused a bit of a stir when he said that he would no longer poll Virginia, Florida
and North Carolina because he was certain the states would go for Romney.
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Obama: Romney plan 'sketchy'
President slams tax cut proposal during fifth visit to Granite State
By Holly Ramer
Associated Press
October 19, 2012 2:00 AM
MANCHESTER — President Barack Obama told supporters in swing state New Hampshire Thursday that rival
Mitt Romney "took another swing" and "whiffed" when asked during a debate how he'd pay for his tax cut plan.
Surrounded by brilliant fall foliage and a crowd of about 6,000 in Manchester's Veterans Park, the president stuck
to the same energized line of attack he's taken since the debate Tuesday night. He accused Romney of failing to
explain how he would pay for the cuts without adding to the deficit or shifting the tax burden to the middle class,
and of trying to sell voters on a "sketchy deal."
"He took another swing at it, and he whiffed," Obama said. "Instead of telling us how he'd pay for it, he said, 'I'll let
you know after the election.' And then when I asked him about it, he said, 'I'm a business man, I know the
numbers will work.'
"I'm gonna let you in on a little tip — when a politician tells you that he's going to wait until after the election, it's
not because their plan is so good, they don't want to spoil the secret," Obama said.
Romney is proposing to cut all income tax rates by 20 percent, eliminate the estate tax and the alternative
minimum tax, and maintain and expand tax breaks for investment income. He says he would pay for his plan by
reducing or eliminating tax deductions, exemptions and credits, but hasn't specified which ones. His campaign
cites studies by conservative academics and think tanks that say the plan will spur economic growth, generating
enough additional money to pay for the tax cuts.
"Today, President Obama only offered Granite State voters more misleading attacks to distract from his failed
record, his reckless spending and his inability to present a discernible vision to move our country forward,"
Romney spokesman Ryan Williams said.
The Tax Policy Center, a Washington research group, says in a study that the tax cuts proposed by Romney
would reduce federal tax revenues by about $5 trillion over 10 years. The study concludes that there aren't enough
tax breaks for the wealthy to make up the lost revenue, so the proposal would either add to the deficit or shift more
of the tax burden onto the middle class.
It was Obama's fifth trip this year to New Hampshire, which he won in 2008 but has been heavily contested this
cycle. The latest poll — a Suffolk University/7NEWS survey conducted before Tuesday's debate — shows him
even with Romney.
"In 19 days, you get to choose between the top-down policies that got us into this mess, or the policies that are
getting us out," he said. "In 19 days, you can choose to turn back the clock 50 years for immigrants, or gays or
women, or you can stand up and say we're going to move forward."
As he has in recent days, Obama also mocked Romney's remark during the debate that as Massachusetts
governor, he received "whole binders full of women" as he sought to diversify his administration. Touting his
support for programs that encourage young people to study science, engineering and math, Obama said he wants
young women, as well as men, to thrive in such fields.
"See, we don't have to order up some binders to find qualified, talented, driven young women who can learn and
excel in these fields right now," he said. "And when these young women graduate, I want them to earn equal pay
for equal work."
Warming up the crowd before Obama's appearance, Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., also stated that Obama "didn't
need a binder to appoint women" to high-ranking positions.
Shaheen, the first woman elected governor of New Hampshire and the state's first female U.S. senator, praised
Obama's debate performance, saying, "We are back on track."
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Obama rallies supporters in Granite State
By Doug Ireland direland@eagletribune.com
The Eagle-Tribune
---- — MANCHESTER — Only two days after President Barack Obama faced off in a debate with
Republican challenger Mitt Romney, he was in the Granite State yesterday rallying support.
The president’s appearance attracted a crowd of about 6,000 people to Veterans Memorial Park, where
many Southern New Hampshire and Merrimack Valley residents waited hours to hear him speak.
But when Obama stepped up to the podium at noon and delivered a rousing 27-minute speech, many later
said it was definitely worth the three-hour wait.
“Hello, New Hampshire,” Obama told the cheering crowd. “Are you fired up? I’m fired up.”
The applause had started well before Obama took the stage. First, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H.,
asked the crowd for their support, outlined Obama’s accomplishments and criticized Republican challenger
Mitt Romney’s proposed policies.
Her granddaughter, Elle Shaheen, was one of two girls who sang the national anthem. The Rev. William
Ferguson, a Pelham Congregational minister, said a prayer.
Gov. John Lynch then introduced Obama, telling supporters, “The president clearly understands the
American dream should be more than just a dream.”
Obama immediately distanced himself from Romney, calling the former Massachusetts governor a
salesman with a misleading sales pitch and a flawed economic plan.
“What he’s selling is not a five-point plan, it’s really a one-point plan,” he said. “It’s the same philosophy
that got us into this mess.”
Obama attacked Romney’s tax plan, which reduces all income tax rates by 20 percent, eliminate the estates
tax and the alternative minimum tax. It also maintains and expand tax breaks for investment income, he
said.
Romney said he would pay for his plan by reducing or eliminating tax deductions, exemptions and credits,
prompting Obama to call the proposal “sketchy.” The only way to pay for it is by raising taxes, Obama
said.
“He has a tax plan that doesn’t add up, he has a jobs plan that doesn’t create jobs ... “ Obama said. “Mitt
Romney is trying to sell you a sketchy plan. We don’t need a sketchy plan.”
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Romney is trying to sell you a sketchy plan. We don’t need a sketchy plan.”
Obama highlighted some of his successes during the last four years, while also outlining his plan for the
next four years if re-elected.
Since taking office in 2009, Obama said the war in Iraq has ended and troops will soon be out of
Afghanistan. In addition, the threat of terrorism has been reduced, especially with the successful capture
and death of Osama bin Laden.
When he became president in 2009, Obama said the nation was struggling with a 10 percent
unemployment rate that has since dropped to 7.8 percent. The president also said he has cut taxes to help
small businesses grow and reformed health care.
Also in that time, Obama said, the United States has become less dependent on foreign oil, he has fought
for the rights of women and to make higher education more affordable.
“We need to keep moving forward,” he said. “We have more work to do. That’s why I’m running for a
second term.”
Obama left the podium to deafening applause — more than three hours after the first people started to fill
the park.
By 9 a.m., the line of people waiting to enter the park stretched several blocks.
The crowd mingled as they awaited the president’s arrival. An enormous American flag was hung in the
park, along with a large blue-and-white “Forward” campaign sign.
There were occasional chants of “Four more years” — even two hours before Obama’s arrival — as the
crowd grew larger and songs such as REO Speedwagon’s “Roll with the Changes” were blasted over a
loudspeaker.
But for 67-year-old Kathleen O’Brien, it was well worth the wait.
The Atkinson woman is a diehard Obama fan who has supported him since first meeting the president
while he campaigned at Mack’s Apples in Londonderry five years ago. This was her fourth trip to see
Obama, whom she compared to Robert Kennedy.
Attached to O’Brien’s red, white and blue scarf were six Obama campaign pins.
“He is the most incredible person I’ve met in my life,” she said. “He has so much vision for our country.”
While many Obama supporters at the event said they are confident the president will be re-elected,
O’Brien admitted she was a little nervous.
The latest poll, conducted before the debate by Suffolk University/7News, showed Obama and Romney in
a dead heat in New Hampshire, considered a swing state.
“God help us if the president isn’t elected back in,” O’Brien said. “I’m afraid my grandchildren will have to
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There were many children in the crowd, including 13-year-old Ryan Doherty, also of Atkinson.
His mother, Holly Doherty, 46, said the chance for her son, a Timberlane Regional Middle School student,
to hear Obama was too good of an opportunity to pass up.
“A lot of parents want them to stay in school, but this is a great learning experience,” she said. “It is a valid
reason to miss school.”
Rodney Benjamin, 17, of North Andover attended with his two sisters and mother.
“You don’t get this chance every day,” he said.
He said wanted to hear Obama outline his plan for improving access to higher education.
“That is an issue that is really important to me and other teenagers,” he said.
Rodney wasn’t disappointed. After the speech, he said Obama was “right on target.”
Kathy Quimby, 61, of Plaistow said she came to hear Obama speak on women’s issues, especially access
to health care.
“That’s really important to me,” she said.
Carmenza Bruff, 59, of Haverhill praised Obama’s health-care plan, saying it has improved access to
medical services for the poor.
“I strongly believe in him,” she said. “I hope he wins. If he doesn’t, I will be very sad.”
Material from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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New Hampshire Poll: Romney 47 Percent, Obama
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Daniel Halper
October 16, 2012 8:55 AM
A New Hampshire poll of likely voters finds the swing state tied, with Mitt Romney and Barack Obama each receiving
47 percent support. The poll was conducted by Suffolk University in Boston.
“Although New Hampshire offers only four electoral votes in the presidential sweepstakes, it may be an important
state for both candidates to actively campaign in,” David Paleologos, of Suffolk polls, says in a written statement. “It
would be especially worthwhile for Obama, given that his job approval-disapproval number also is fixed at 47 percent.”
Obama leads among women, while Romney leads among men, the poll finds. "Obama led 50 percent to 46 percent
among women but trailed Romney 49 percent to 43 percent among men."
And Obama has a slight edge on favorability vs. unfavorability, in comparison to Romney. "Obama remains more
personally popular than Romney, with a 50 percent favorable-44 percent unfavorable rating, compared to 48 percent
favorable-46 percent unfavorable for the former Massachusetts governor," the poll finds.
Additionally, the poll finds, "Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson received 2 percent; and 4 percent were undecided."
But many Johnson voters break for Romney, the polls finds. "When a subset of 30 undecided and Gary Johnson
respondents were given the choice between Romney or Obama only, Romney led 47 percent to 13 percent, with 40
percent remaining undecided."
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At 47% apiece, Obama, Romney tied in NH in latest poll
By KEVIN LANDRIGAN
Staff Writer
CONCORD – A new, independent poll has President Obama and Republican challenger Mitt
Romney tied in New Hampshire, each with 47 percent support, as the two candidates
prepared for their second of three debates Tuesday night.
Meanwhile, the tight race for governor is almost as close with Democratic candidate Maggie
Hassan holding a three-point lead over Republican Ovide Lamontagne, 41 percent to 38
percent, well within the poll’s 4.4 percent margin of error.
Libertarian candidate for governor John Babiarz got 4 percent and the rest were undecided.
The Oct. 12-15 poll of 500 likely voters was carried out by Suffolk University after Romney’s
strong performance in the first debate.
Pollster David Paleologos said a troubling sign for the president is his job approval rating
remains at 47 percent three weeks before the Nov. 6 election.
The survey also found Gary Johnson, Libertarian presidential candidate and former New
Mexico governor, is helping Obama because votes for Johnson, who got 2 percent in the poll,
might otherwise go to the challenger, Romney.
“Politics is full of ironies. Gary Johnson voters are predisposed to voting against the
incumbent president, but Johnson’s presence on the New Hampshire presidential ballot is
actually helping Obama,” said Paleologos, who directs Suffolk’s Political Research Center in
Boston. “Those anti-incumbent voters – at least right now – aren’t finding their way to Mitt
Romney.”
Obama returns to this key swing state Thursday for a rally at Veterans Park in downtown
Manchester.
As with Romney’s Republican presidential primary win here last January, this poll found he was
strongest in the two largest counties: Hillsborough (46-43 percent) and Rockingham County
(54-43 percent) along the Massachusetts border.
Obama was preferred over Romney (51-45 percent) in all remaining eight counties in the
state.
Otherwise, the presidential race was remarkably close on demographic and issue fronts in the
survey. Obama led among women and Romney was preferred by men, but both by small
margins.
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Likewise, Romney held a slight edge as the candidate to best handle the economy while
Obama came out in front but narrowly on foreign policy.
About New Hampshire issues, 27 percent of likely voters thought the economy had improved
in the past four years while 32 percent said it had gotten worse.
And a plurality here disagreed with Romney’s call in the first debate to cut off federal support
for public broadcasting, 49 percent against it, 35 percent for it and 16 percent undecided.
Kevin Landrigan can reached at 321-7040 or klandrigan@nashua
telegraph.com. Also, follow Landrigan on Twitter (@Klandrigan).
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Mitt Romney has pulled even with President Obama in New Hampshire, according to a
poll released late Monday by the Suffolk University Political Research Center.
Romney had been fading in the Granite State before his spirited effort in the first
presidential debate two weeks ago. A poll published on Oct. 1 by the University of New
Hampshire Survey Center showed Obama with a 15-point lead.
Last week, a UNH poll conducted partly before and partly after the debate in Denver gave
the president only a 6-point edge.
Now, the Suffolk poll, taken entirely after the first presidential debate and the lone vice
presidential debate, shows Romney tied with Obama at 47 percent. The survey included
500 likely voters and had a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points.
The Suffolk poll showed Romney with a slight edge on handling the economy, 45 percent
to 42 percent, but Obama led on foreign policy, 46-42. Those two subjects are likely to
figure prominently in the second presidential debate on Tuesday night in Hempstead, N.Y.
Six percent of New Hampshire voters said they remain
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October 17, 2012 @ 6:43 pm
By Jon Cook
[1] In
a very close presidential election race,
small businesses in swing states could decide
who wins or loses.
Nearly 50 percent of small business owners in
key swing states (Colorado, Florida, Iowa,
Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio,
Virginia and Wisconsin) favored Republican
challenger Mitt Romney over President Barack
Obama, according to a survey released last
week by Manta [2] , an online small business
community.
Despite Romney’s lead among swing state
small business owners, Obama was narrowing
the gap. The president was the choice for 38
percent of respondents, up six percentage
points from a previous Manta survey released in May.
And while they may be leaning towards Romney, 56 percent of swing state voters still believed
Obama would win the election.
Greg Garrick, Manta’s vice president of marketing and communications, said the majority of small
businesses in these states feel Romney will “be their champion,” but noted that they “don’t
believe he has enough power to overcome Obama.”
Garrick said Romney’s candid “47 percent” remark [3] likely hurt his ability to build a bigger lead,
adding that his support among small business owners has dipped 6 percent since Manta’s May
survey. “It seemed like the public perception about him after his comments were keeping him
from gaining any further traction on Obama.”
The latest survey polled 1,854 small business owners across the United States from September
20 to 28. However, it does not account for any momentum swings following this month’s
presidential and vice presidential debates.
While Romney got a boost from the first head-to-head debate in Denver, Colorado, Obama
regained the momentum after last night’s town hall confrontation in Long Island, New York.
A CNN poll of swing state voters who watched Tuesday’s debate, referenced by the New York
Times [4] , showed Obama winning the latest battle by a 53-38 margin. However, a Suffolk
University poll [5] , conducted just prior to that debate, showed New Hampshire voters were
split 47-47.
A poll by Public Policy Polling [6] showed Colorado voters, who watched the second presidential
debate, gave the nod to Obama by a 48-44 edge. But the poll showed ultimately the debate
would not factor much into the way Coloradans will vote in next month’s election. Just 37
percent said the debate made them more likely to vote for Obama, against 36 percent who
support Romney.
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Anne Landman, owner of Grand Junction, Colorado-based small business ThoughtOnBoard [7] ,
said she remains a staunch Obama supporter, despite having lost her full-time job earlier this
year.
Landman, whose company makes dry-erase boards with suction cups on the back to make them
adhere to slick surfaces such as windows and refrigerators, said she prefers Obama’s stance on
healthcare and women’s rights and admits she doesn’t trust Romney.
“He’s been on every side of every issue so you really don’t know what he stands for,” said
Landman, adding most of her Colorado small business colleagues are likely to vote for Romney.
“We’re very conservative out here. I live in a development where there are other business
owners who are very hard right wing.”
As the battle intensifies for swing state voters, the Romney campaign has upped its ad
spending in those states by more than $13 million, according to a CNN report [8] .
“There’s definitely room within these small business owners’ minds to sway them,” said Garrick,
noting 23 percent of national small business owners remain undecided. “I think they’re going to
come out in mass this November.”
IMAGE: U.S. Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney (L) and U.S. President Barack Obama
gesture towards each other during the second U.S. presidential debate in Hempstead, New York,
October 16, 2012. REUTERS/Mike Segar
[1] Image: http://blogs.reuters.com/small-business/files/2012/10/RTR39966.jpg
[2] Manta: http://www.manta.com/
[3] “47 percent” remark: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/romney-47-percent-completelywrong-021604130--election.html
[4] referenced by the New York Times:
http://fivethirtyeight.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/17/instant-reaction-polls-shownarrow-obama-advantage-in-second-debate/?partner=rss&emc=rss&smid=tw-thecaucus
[5] Suffolk University poll: http://www.suffolk.edu/offices/53949.html
[6] Public Policy Polling: http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/10/coloradovoters-give-obama-narrow-victory-in-debate.html
[7] ThoughtOnBoard: http://thoughtonboard.com/
[8] CNN report: http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/17/romney-campaignmakes-major-swing-state-ad-buy/
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - President
Obama can see Mitt Romney closing
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previously safe battleground of Pennsylvania.
A new poll showed Romney cutting
Obama's once comfortable 12-point
advantage in the Keystone State to
just 4 points.
Obama held onto a narrow 50-46
percent lead yesterday in a survey of
likely Pennsylvania voters by the nonpartisan Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
The dramatic turnaround mirrors
Romney's surge nationally and across
swing states, including the major battlegrounds of Ohio, Florida and Virginia, since he scored a big win in the
first presidential debate on Oct. 3.
Nationally, Romney advanced to a
50-46 lead over Obama in a Gallup
seven-day tracking poll released yesterday.
The Gallup poll revealed that
Obama had lost significant support
among men, college graduates and
Southern voters who backed him in
2008.
In Pennsylvania, Romney's surge
was fueled largely by white Catholic
voters who back him by 56-43 percent,
the Quinnipiac poll found.
"Gov. Romney is coming on strong
in the Keystone State, especially
among white Catholics," said Tim
Malloy, assistant director of the polling institute.
Romney had taken the lead among
Pennsylvania male voters by 54-43,
while Obama continued to win big
with women voters by 57-39.
Only 7 percent of Pennsylvania
likely voters say they might change
their minds in the three weeks before
they cast their ballots on Nov. 6.
Despite Romney's gains, he still
faces long odds for capturing Pennsylvania and its prized 20 electoral votes
toward the 270 needed to win the
election.
The state hasn't voted Republican in
a presidential election since George
HW. Bush won the White House in
1988. Romney had stopped running
TV ads there and moved some of his
campaign staff from Pennsylvania to
help in must-win Ohio.
But Romney's startling Pennsylvania
rebound likely will force Obama to
shore up support there, diverting
resources from other battlegrounds.
Romney gained on Obama despite
Pennsylvania voters saying that Vice
President Joe Biden, a native son and
a Catholic, defeated Paul Ryan last
week in the vice presidential debate,
according to the poll.
"That doesn't seem to be lifting the
top of the ticket," Malloy said.
The Obama campaign had to hope
that the president's performance last
night in the second presidential debate would blunt his challenger's
momentum.
Romney also has closed the gap in
New Hampshire, where Obama has
led consistently since the generalelection campaign got under way in
April.
The race in the Granite State was
tied at 47 percent in a Suffolk Uniyer-
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The race is now tied across most
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Romney has even cut into Obama's
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Mitt Romney has pulled
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New Hampshire, according to a
poll released late Monday by
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Research Center.
Romney had been fading in
the Granite State before his
spirited effort in the first presidential debate two weeks ago.
A poll published on Oct. 1 by
the University of New Hampshire Survey Center showed
Obama with a IS-point lead.
Last week, a UNH poll conducted partly before and partly
after the debate in Denver gave
the president only a 6-point
edge.
The Suffolk poll, taken after
the first presidential debate
and the lone vice presidential
debate, showed Romney tied
with Obama at 47 percent.
The survey included 500
likely voters and had a margin
of error of 4.4 percentage
points.
The Suffolk poll showed
Romney with a slight edge on
handling the economy, 45 percent to 42 percent, but Obama
led on foreign policy, 46-42.
Those subjects are likely to figure prominently in the second
presidential debate Tuesday
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Mitt Romney's post-presidential debate bounce has lifted his status in swing
states across the country, and now it's even making states that were not
competitive—like Pennsylvania—worth fighting for.
A new poll shows the Republican presidential nominee closing President
Barack Obama's lead in the Keystone State from 12 percentage points in
September down to 4 points. Obama leads Romney 50 percent to 46
percent, according to the Quinnipiac University survey, but Romney is
improving thanks to increased support among white Catholics.
"Pennsylvania voters say Vice President Joe Biden, a native son and a
Catholic, won the debate and is more qualified than Rep. Paul Ryan to be
president, but that doesn't seem to be lifting the top of the ticket," said
Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute,
in a release accompanying the poll results. The survey has a margin of error
Barack Obama and Mitt Romney campaign in Ohio.
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In New Hampshire, another swing state, a separate poll shows Romney in a 47 percent-47 percent tie with Obama, where the president had
maintained an edge in previous surveys.
"Although New Hampshire offers only four electoral votes in the presidential sweepstakes, it may be an important state for both candidates
to actively campaign in," said David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston. "It would be especially
worthwhile for Obama, given that his job approval-disapproval number also is fixed at 47 percent."
New Hampshire voters also were split on the vice presidential debate, with 43 percent saying Biden won and 42 percent saying Ryan did.
The Suffolk University/7News poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percent.
Obama and Romney face off in their second of three presidential debates Tuesday night at Hofstra University in Hempstead, N.Y. Romney is
looking to build on his momentum from the first debate, while Obama seeks to stem his polling slide.
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President Obama holds a slim lead over Mitt Romney in Nevada among likely voters, a new poll found.
The Suffolk University/KSNV poll released Thursday found Obama leading Romney 47 percent to 45 percent
with six percent undecided.
On favorability, 50 percent of those surveyed said they have a favorable view of Obama while 45 percent said
they have an unfavorable view. For Romney, 46 percent said they have a favorable view while 45 percent said
they have an unfavorable of the Republican presidential nominee.
The poll also found that on immigration Obama has a slight upperhand over Romney. Thirty-nine percent said
that Obama has the better plan for dealing with immigration issues while 31 percent picked Romney.
A plurality of voters — 47 percent — said they trust Democrats more than Republicans on reforming Social
Security and Medicare. Thirty-six percent, meanwhile, said they preferred Republicans over Democrats on fixing
the entitlement programs.
The poll surveyed 500 Nevada voters between Oct. 6-9. It had a margin of error of 4.4 percentage points.
The poll's findings came the same day as the first vice presidential debate and roughly a week after the first
presidential debate between Romney and Obama. Romney is considered the winner of that debate. Since then
polls have tightened in the presidential race and a number of national polls have shown Romney with a slight lead
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(CNN) - The race between President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney remains tight in the battleground of Nevada, a poll released Thursday
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Obama has a two-point advantage over Romney, 47% to 45%, in the Suffolk University/KSNV poll. The difference is within the poll's sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 points.
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Obama's advantage is eight points, 50% to 42% in the state's most populous county, Clark County, and four points (47%-43%) in the second most populous county, Washoe
County. Romney, however, leads in the other 15 counties 63% to 30%, according to the survey.
The Nevada race for a U.S. Senate seat is also close: Sen. Dean Heller, the Republican, stands at 40% with Rep. Shelley Berkley, a Democrat, at 37%. The race has attracted over
$13 million in spending by outside groups, according to FEC records. The conservative group Crossroads has aired a series of television ads sharply critical of Berkley.
Independent candidate David Lory VanderBeek stands at 7% in the Senate poll.
Two September, pre-debate polls of the battleground state found the presidential race there was similarly close. The CNN/ORC International survey released September 20 found
the candidates three points apart, while the NBC News/Wall Street Journal/Marist Poll released September 28 found a two point margin.
Nevada has six electoral votes and went to Obama in 2008 and President George W. Bush in 2004.
Romney won the state's February caucuses with 50% of the vote.
The Suffolk University/KSNV poll included 500 registered voters and 452 likely voters reached by phone.
– CNN's Paul Steinhauser and Gregory Wallace contributed to this report
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A slew of battleground-state polls out Thursday shows a presidential race that
has tightened in several key states, echoing national polls that show a bounce
for Republican Mitt Romney after his strong debate performance on Oct. 3.
In one set of polls, conducted by The Wall Street Journal, NBC News, and
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Earlier this month, before the debate, Romney trailed in Ohio by eight
percentage points, 51-43, according to the same poll. In Virginia, he trailed 4846, and in Florida, it was Obama 47, Romney 46.
The other set of polls, by The New York Times, CBS News, and Quinnipiac
University, showed slight gains for Romney among likely voters in Wisconsin,
Virginia, and Colorado since September. In Wisconsin, Obama now leads 5047, compared with 51-45 a month ago. In Colorado, the race is still in a
statistical dead heat, but with Romney now up 1 percentage point, 48-47,
instead of down a point, where he was a month ago.
And in Virginia, Obama still has a clear lead over Romney, 50-46, but down a
point from September, when he led 51-46. Virginia is the only state that both
polls surveyed, and if the results are averaged, Virginia is also in a dead heat.
The last new swing-state poll out Thursday, by Suffolk University in Boston,
shows Nevada likely voters going for Obama, but by only 2 percentage points,
47 percent to 45 percent – within the poll's margin of error of 4 percent.
All of these states went for Obama four years ago, and if Romney is to unseat
the incumbent, he has to win most of them. So, he still has his work cut out for him. The debate
Thursday night between Romney’s running mate, Rep. Paul Ryan (R) of Wisconsin, and Vice
President Joe Biden is a critical step along the way. Typically, vice presidential debates don’t matter,
but in this case, Congressman Ryan has an opportunity to keep his ticket’s momentum going. Mr.
Biden’s task is to halt that narrative of an incumbent administration on the ropes.
Voters in the swing state polls concluded by a wide margin that Romney had won the Oct. 3 debate,
though that didn’t shake most voters off their pre-debate choice. One mitigating factor, evident in the
NYT/CBS/Quinnipiac poll, is the perception that the economy is improving, as seen in last week’s
news that September unemployment dropped to 7.8 percent, down from 8.1 percent the month before.
The biggest prize among swing states is Florida, with 29 electoral votes. If Romney loses there, he
almost certainly cannot win the election. But if Florida goes for Romney, he still most likely has to win
Ohio, the nation’s reining presidential bellwether state. Ohio has the longest record of voting for the
winner, every election since 1964. No Republican has won the presidency without winning Ohio.
The key to winning Ohio this cycle is early voting, says Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist College
Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
According to the poll, almost 1 in 5 Ohio voters has already cast a ballot, and among them, Obama is
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According to the poll, almost 1 in 5 Ohio voters has already cast a ballot, and among them, Obama is
ahead 63 percent to 37 percent.
“Among those who will vote on Election Day, there is only a two-point Obama-Romney difference,”
Mr. Miringoff writes.
The only caveat about Ohio’s role in the 2012 race is that it now has just 18 electoral votes, two
fewer than it did four years ago. Depending on how the battle for swing states goes for each
candidate, in the race to reach 270 electoral votes, that two point reduction could matter. Some
political analysts are even talking about a possible rerun of 2000, when the winner of the popular vote
(Democrat Al Gore) did not win in the Electoral College.
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by Matt Vasilogambros
Updated: October 11, 2012 | 11:34 a.m.
October 11, 2012 | 11:13 a.m.
SUSAN WALSH AND GERALD HERBERT/AP
The race remains close in several sw ing states for President Obama and Mitt Romney.
The race in Nevada is effectively tied between President Obama and
Mitt Romney, according to a new Suffolk University/KSNV poll
released on Thursday.
With just under a month until the election, 47 percent of those
polled support Obama, while 45 percent support the Republican
nominee, falling within the margin of error. Of those polled, 6
percent are still undecided. It is worth noting, however, that the poll
did include independent Virgil Goode and Libertarian Gary
Johnson, who each polled at 1 percent.
Following general trends across battleground states, the president is
still seen more favorably among voters; this poll shows him at 50
percent—4 points higher than Romney. The president is also seen as
stronger on the economy. When asked which candidate had a better
plan to fix the economy, 45 percent of those polled sided with
Obama and 42 percent said Romney.
Obama still struggles with an approval rating, sitting at 48 percent.
The same number of respondents disapprove of his job
performance.
David Paleologos, director of the Suffolk University Political
Research Center in Boston, credited Romney’s debate performance
last week for the uptick. Of those polled, 74 percent of debatewatchers polled thought Romney won the matchup, while only 19
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percent said that Obama came out ahead.
The poll highlighted several important issues facing Nevada voters
in this election, including immigration and entitlement reform. Of
those polled, 64 percent support the Dream Act. Obama also comes
out ahead on this issue; as 39 percent thought Obama was better on
immigration—8 points higher than Romney.
Republicans attempted to highlight the party’s appeal to Latino
voters during the GOP convention in August, showcasing several upand-coming Hispanic politicians, such as Sen. Marco Rubio of
Florida and New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez. Republican leaders
such as former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, however, have publicly
recognized the party’s problems in reaching out to this demographic
group.
Nevada voters also placed more trust on Democrats with regard to
Medicare and Social Security, 46 percent to 36 percent. However,
this does not translate to Obama’s signature health care law: 45
percent generally thought it was bad, 1 point higher than those who
approve of it. Democrats have called Republican vice presidential
nominee Paul Ryan’s budget harmful to entitlements. In the
debate, Romney pushed for a voucher-based Medicare system.
The poll was conducted with 500 registered Nevada voters between
Oct. 6 and Oct. 9. The margin of error was 4.4 percentage points.
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Mitt Romney’s got his own problems, but the letter behind his name isn’t helping things.
The Republican Party remains at a low point in terms of its popularity, according to a new
Washington Post-ABC News poll, with a majority of voters (53 percent) saying they have an
unfavorable view of the party and more than one in three (35 percent) saying they view
Republicans in a strongly unfavorable light.
The popularity of the GOP also continues to languish among several groups that could decide
the election.
While 52 percent of self-described moderates view the Democratic Party favorably, just 35
percent view the Republican Party favorably.
Fully 60 percent of moderates view the GOP in a negative light, including 33 percent who
view it very unfavorably. By contrast, just 11 percent of moderates see the Republican Party in
a “strongly favorable” light.
And while Republicans used to be able to draw from moderate and conservative Democrats —
once referred to as “Reagan Democrats” — today just 11 percent of those voters have a positive
view of the GOP.
Even traditional GOP constituencies have dimming views of the party. Only about two-thirds
of conservatives and tea party supporters have a positive impression of a party they vote for
almost universally.
All of which tells use one thing: The Republican Party’s brand continues to be, as former Rep.
Tom Davis (R-Va.) said in the runup to the 2008 election, “dog food.” In fact, the GOP brand
is actually worse than it was four years ago, with most of the numbers above falling by
between five and 10 points over the last four years.
“Romney’s asset as an outsider has not been utilized to rebrand the party,” Davis told The Fix.
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The good news for Republicans is that Democrats aren’t as popular either, though they
continue to have about as many favorable reviews (48 percent) as unfavorable ones (46
percent).
But Democrats had a very good year in 2008, so it’s not surprising to see their brand fall from
a high point. The GOP brand, meanwhile, has fallen from a low point.
Part of this is just party politics. The Republican Party as a whole has fewer members than the
Democratic Party, while more independents lean slightly conservative but don’t identify with
the GOP. So the GOP’s brand generally lags slightly behind the Democrats’.
Where the GOP gets into trouble is when those independents don’t jump on board or when
they get wooed into the Democratic camp. And Republicans are at risk of that.
Now, we should make clear that party brand isn’t everything. After all, even as Republicans
made huge gains in the House and Senate in 2010, their party brand was about where it is
today and was actually worse than the Democratic brand in most polls — albeit slightly.
So if the GOP made big gains in 2010 with a damaged brand, who’s to say it can’t win the
White House with a damaged brand? It could certainly happen.
The problem is that the 2010 race was all about one party: the Democrats. They controlled all
the levers of power in Washington, and they were largely helpless to make the election about
anything besides themselves.
This year, Republicans control the House, and President Obama’s campaign has done a deft
job of making the race — at least to some extent — into a choice rather than a referendum.
That’s when the GOP’s candidates and brand start to matter. And just as Romney’s popularity
and stumbles are something of a weight around his ankles, so too will be the party brand —
both up and down the ballot.
Still tight in Florida: While other swing state polls have shown the presidential race tipping
toward Obama, one state has held relatively firm: Florida.
A new Suffolk University poll is no exception, showing Obama at 46 percent and Romney at
43 percent.
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The Public Opinion Strategies poll, which was conducted Sept. 24-25 and shared with The Fix,
shows Guinta leading former congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter (D) 51 percent to 43 percent.
It also shows Romney and Obama in a virtual tie in the district — the more Republican of the
state’s two congressional districts — with Romney at 47 percent and Obama at 46 percent.
Polls in New Hampshire have shown Obama with a significant lead. The Fix currently rates
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(CNN) – On the eve of the first presidential debate, a new poll indicates a close contest between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney in the race for
Florida's 29 electoral votes.
According to a Suffolk University/WSVN-Miami survey released Tuesday, 46% of Sunshine State likely voters say they are supporting the president, with 43% backing Romney and
seven-percent undecided. Obama's three-point margin is within the survey's sampling error.
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The Suffolk poll was conducted September 27-30, and is the sixth non-partisan, live operator survey of likely voters in Florida conducted over the past two weeks. The others are
Quinnipiac University/CBS News/New York Times (Sept. 18-24); Mason Dixon (Sept. 17-19); Washington Post (Sept. 19-23); American Research Group (Sept. 20-22) and Fox
News (Sept. 16-18).
The margin in the Suffolk survey is closer than in all but one of the other five polls. A CNN Poll of Polls which averages all six surveys puts Obama at 50% and Romney at 45%.
President George W. Bush carried Florida in his 2004 re-election, but Obama turned Florida from red to blue four years ago.
The Suffolk poll was released one day before the first presidential debate, which will be held Wednesday in Denver. The survey indicates that Floridians by a more than two to one
margin think Obama is the better debater.
In the state's U.S. Senate contest, the survey indicates Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson with a 40%-34% advantage over Republican Rep. Connie Mack, with one in five undecided.
Nelson's edge over Mack is smaller in the Suffolk poll than in most other recent surveys.
The Suffolk University/WSVN-Miami poll was conducted by telephone with 600 likely voters in Florida questioned. The survey's sampling error is plus or minus four percentage
points.
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Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., has a narrow adv antage in his fight for re-election, according to a
Suffolk Univ ersity /WSV N-TV poll released Tuesday .
Nelson leads GOP Rep. Connie Mack, 40 percent to 34 percent. The poll also tested two
independent candidates, Chris Borgia and Bill Gay lor, who receiv e 5 percent combined.
Twenty percent of respondents are undecided.
Nelson has led by double-digits in most recent polls, but this surv ey has a much higher
percentage of undecided v oters than prev ious ones.
The poll shows President Obam a with a 46 percent to 43 percent edge ov er Mitt Rom ney .
Mack has tied himself to Romney throughout the campaign, stumping for him in the lead-up to
the state's presidential primary and regularly inv oking his name on the campaign trail.
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said they hav e a fav orable v iew of Nelson, while 32 percent hav e an unfav orable v iew. Thirty
percent of likely v oters hav e a fav orable opinion of Mack, while 36 percent hav e an unfav orable
opinion of the Republican. The Suffolk Univ ersity /WSV N-TV poll of 600 likely v oters was
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OVERNIGHT CAMPAIGN: One more day — until the debate
By Emily Goodin, Cameron Joseph, Alexandra Jaffe and Justin Sink - 10/02/12 06:09 PM ET
TOP STORY: Waiting for Wednesday
President Obama and Mitt Romney were in debate prep on Tuesday, but their surrogates provided plenty of
news.
Vice President Biden said at a campaign rally that the middle class has been “buried” for the last four years.
He made the remark while arguing Republicans will raise taxes on the middle class.
“This is deadly earnest, man. This is deadly earnest,” Biden said. “How they can justify, how they can justify
raising taxes on the middle class that has been buried the last four years — how in Lord's name can they justify
raising their taxes with these tax cuts.”
Republicans quickly seized on the comments.
Paul Ryan said Republicans "agree" that the middle class had been "buried" by the struggling economy.
"That means we need to stop digging by electing Mitt Romney the next president of the United States. Of course
the middle class is being buried ... they're being buried by the Obama administration's economic failures," Ryan
said.
Biden appeared to retool his remark later in the day, saying the middle class had been "buried" under policies
Romney and Ryan had been pushing.
"The middle class was buried by the policies that Romney and Ryan supported," he said.
Meanwhile, Romney floated a $17,000 cap on tax deductions, a proposal that could reconcile his pledge to
lower tax rates with his promise to make the plan deficit-neutral.
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found. According to the poll, 51 percent said they expected Obama to win, against 29 percent who named
Romney as the victor.
Obama has opened up an 8-point advantage over Romney, 47 percent to 39, in the critical swing state of
Virginia, according to a Roanoke College poll.
A CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll found 56 percent of registered voters want the government to develop
a plan that lets illegal immigrants who have jobs in the U.S. become legal residents. Thirty-nine percent of those
surveyed want the government to focus on a plan for stopping illegal immigration and deporting immigrants who
have a job and are living in the country illegally.
A Suffolk University poll in Florida found Obama with 46 percent support and Romney with 43 percent.
AD WATCH:
The conservative super-PAC backed by former George W. Bush adviser Karl Rove announced it would
purchase $11 million in television commercials this week — its largest one-week buy of the election — in a
new campaign slamming President Obama's jobs record. The significant ad buy from American Crossroads
comes on top of an additional $1 million radio buy and a $4 million television campaign targeting Senate races in
North Dakota, Florida, Virginia and Montana.
Mitt Romney's campaign released a new television ad charging Obama with raising taxes on the middle class
as part of the president's signature healthcare legislation.
Romney and the Republican National Committee attacked Obama on jobs and the national debt in a new
Spanish-language ad, the second in less than a week focused on winning over Hispanic voters.
The anti-abortion rights group Susan B. Anthony List is out with two ads — one slams Obama as an "abortion
radical" while the other features a woman who survived an abortion attacking Obama on the issue. The ads
are part of the group's planned $8 million campaign focused on the presidential and Senate races, and are
supported by their super-PAC "Women Speak Out." The ads are running on broadcast TV in targeted markets
in Ohio, Virginia and Florida.
BATTLE FOR THE HOUSE:
The House Majority PAC, a Democratic super-PAC, is up in six districts with new ads, most of which attack
Republicans on entitlement spending.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee released eight ads attacking seven Republicans in races
nationwide.
In New Hampshire, the DCCC targeted both Reps. Frank Guinta and Charles Bass in the 1st and 2nd
districts, respectively. The ad against Bass charges him with following "the party line," particularly with his vote
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By ANTHONY MAN
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A Florida poll released on the eve of
Wednesday's debate shows President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney
effectively tied in the Sunshine State - with
most voters concluding Obama will end up
winning the election.
The Suffolk University/WSVN-Ch. 7 poll
shows o bama WIth 46 percent of the vote
and Romney with 43 percent. The poll's
margin of error is plus or minus 4 percentage points, which means the two are running neck and neck.
Florida has enough undecided voters and
people who favor one candidate but might
change their minds that the state and its 29
electoral votes - more than 10 percent of
the total needed to win the presidency could go for Obama or Romney.
Even so, most people, including a fair
number who plan to vote for Romney, think
Obama will win a second term on Nov. 6, the
poll found. Regardless of who they're supporting, 62 percent of Florida voters see
Obama as the winner, 29 percent think
Romney will win and 9 percent aren't sure,
according to the poll.
Among the voters who are supporting
Obama or Romney, the vast majority - 92
percent - said their minds are made up. A
small but potentially decisive 7 percent of
the voters who said they favor Obama or
Romney said they might change their
minds.
Those voters, along with the 7 percent
who told Suffolk/WSVN they are undecided, are the audience the candidates are
courting in Wednesday night's nationally
televised debate, the first of four.
Obama is seen as the better debater by 52
percent of Florida voters polled, while
Romney is seen as better by just 19 percent.
With public expecations so low, Romney
could shine with a good debate performance.
In a tight race, third-party candidates
could make a difference. The poll found 2.5
percent of those surveyed picked one of the
10 other candidates. Gary Johnson, the Libertarian, and Roseanne Barr, the actress
running as a Peace and Freedom candidate,
each got 1 percent.
Suffolk/WSVN surveyed 600 registered
Florida voters Thursday through Sunday.
Other findings:
• In the U.S. Senate race, voters favor U.S.
Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., with 40 percent,
over his challenger, U.S. Rep. Connie Mack,
R-Fort Myers, who has 34 percent. The poll
showed 20 percent undecided.
• u.s. Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz,
D-Weston, was viewed favorably by 22 percent of the state's voters and unfavorably by
27 percent. Even though Wasserman
Schultz gets lots of national media attention
in her role as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, most Floridians
don't know much about her. A total of 51
percent told pollsters they'd never heard of
her or didn't know enough to offer an assessment.
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WASHINGTON - The gloves
are coming off tonight when
President Obama and Mitt Romney duke it out in Denver.
They've been holed up for days
practicing their jabs and sucker
punches for the big debate. But
Obama and Romney both have
glass jaws when it comes to hardhitting questions about the economy, taxes and health care.
The president has a huge blind
spot in explaining his broken
promises to fix the economy, end
partisan gridlock in Washington
and rein in runaway federal spending and mounting public debt.
Obama won't be able to run
away from the blistering combination of facts and figures
that define America's economic slump: unemployment
still above 8 percent, an anemic
1.3 percent economic growth, a
record 46.7 million Americans
on food stamps, and a crushing
$16 trillion national debt.
And he'll have to take it on the
chin when confronted with the
fact that his signature legislative
accomplishment - ObamaCare
- remains woefully unpopular.
Likewise, Romney will find
himself on the ropes fending off
questions about the still-unde-
fined details of his plan to reform
the income-tax code.
It will take some fancy footwork for the Republican to dance
around his own immense wealth
and the relatively low incometax rate he enjoys, as he lays out
his plan to reduce everyone's income taxes by 20 percent.
He'll also have to bob and
weave to avoid acknowledging
the striking similarities between
ObamaCare and the RomneyCare program he championed as
Massachusetts governor.
The format won't give the contenders any room to dodge those
topics. The 90-minute debate - the
first of three before the election will be divided into six IS-minute
segments: three on the economy
and one each on health care, governing and the role of government.
Both men yesterday took a
break from their grueling debate
workouts.
Romney went out for lunch to a
Chipotle restaurant in Denver,
accompanied by his debate sparring partner, Sen. Rob Portman
(R-Ohio), who stands in for
Obama in the practice sessions.
Asked by a reporter whether he
was primed for his debut presidential debate, Romney answered, ''I'm getting there."
More than 750 miles away in
Henderson, Nev., Obama broke
training to visit the nearby
Hoover Dam.
The president had been
hunkered down for three days at
a desert resort in Henderson,
about 15 miles southeast of Las
Vegas, for what his campaign
calls "debate camp."
Obama said he made the outing
to the historic Hoover Dam "because it's spectacular and I've
never seen it before."
Tonight's a big night for
Obama, and not just because of
the debate. It's also his 20th wedding anniversary.
The president said he and wife
Michelle will celebrate their anniversary Saturday.
The debate is crucial for both
candidates, as Obama tries to
hold on to his lead in crucial
swing states and Romney tries to
reverse that trend.
Obama leads 46-43 percent in the
must-win state of Florida, according to a Suffolk University/7NEWS
poll released yesterday.
The president even leads in
swing state New Hampshire, which
is next door to Romney's home
state of Massachusetts. Obama is
up 51-43, breaking the crucial 50percent threshold, according to a
survey by Public Policy Polling.
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Suffolk poll shows presidential race remains tight in Florida
Wednesday, October 3, 2012 at 8:00 by Lloyd Dunkelberger
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Heading into tomorrow’s presidential debate, Barack Obama has a 3 point lead over Mitt Romney among Florida registered voters, according to a new poll from Suffolk
University.
The survey which had a margin of error of 4 percent shows the presidential campaign in Florida remains tight, with Obama winning support from 46 percent of the voters
and Romney from 43 percent. Some 7 percent were undecided.
The Suffolk poll also showed U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson with 40 percent of the vote in the Senate race over U.S. Rep. Connie Mack IV, who had 34 percent. But the survey
showed 20 percent of the voters were undecided.
Here is the release from Suffolk:
BOSTON – President Barack Obama leads Republican Mitt Romney by 3 points (46 percent to 43 percent, with 7 percent undecided, according to a Suffolk
University/7NEWS (WSVN-Miami) poll of likely voters in Florida. The poll is well within the survey’s 4 percent margin of error.
“On the eve of the first debate, both Barack Obama and Mitt Romney know the importance of each percentage point in a state like Florida,” said David Paleologos,
director of the Suffolk University Political Research Center in Boston. “Not only are the remaining undecided voters critical, but so are the voters of all the third-party
candidates here – and there are many.”
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The Suffolk University/7NEWS (WSVN-Miami) poll is the first Florida survey taken this year to include all 12 of the Presidential party candidates who qualified for the
Florida ballot.
Libertarian Gary Johnson, Green Party nominee Jill Stein, and Peace and Freedom Party nominee Roseanne Barr were each favored by 1 percent of voters polled. One or
more voters, but less than 1 percent, chose Peta Lindsay (Party for Socialism and Liberation), Tom Hoefling (American Independent Party), or Ross C. “Rocky” Anderson
(Justice Party of Florida).
U.S. Senate race
In the Florida race for U.S. Senate, the incumbent, Democrat Bill Nelson (40 percent) led Republican Connie Mack (34 percent), with Chris Borgia at 4 percent and Bill
Gaylor at 1 percent. Twenty percent of Florida voters remained undecided in that race.
Ballot questions
In a recurring Florida church-state issue, 52 percent of voters opposed a proposed amendment that would give users of public services the option to spend those public
dollars at a religious institution, while 28 percent supported the amendment.
Meanwhile 75 percent of voters supported an amendment that would allow for property tax discounts for disabled veterans, even if they weren’t Florida residents when
they entered the military, while 13 percent were against it.
The abortion issue split voters, with 44 percent supporting an amendment that would prohibit the use of public funds for abortions or health benefits coverage that includes
coverage for abortion, with exceptions for cases of rape, incest or if the mother’s life were in danger. Forty percent opposed the amendment, and 15 percent were
undecided.
Favorability in presidential race
Romney continues to struggle with his likability. His 45 percent favorable rating is 3 points higher than in a survey the Suffolk University Political Research Center conducted
in May; yet his unfavorable rating is also up 2 points, to 47 percent today.
Obama has been consistently more popular, with a 51 percent favorable and 46 percent unfavorable rating.
High expectations for Obama in Debates
Floridians appear to expect that the upcoming debates will be no contest, with 52 percent of likely voters saying Obama is the better debater, 19 percent saying Romney
will prevail, and 26 percent undecided.
“This ‘debate expectations’ finding mirrors last Thursday’s Suffolk University poll of likely Virginia voters who also said Obama was a better debater by more than a twoto-one margin. Voters in these key battleground states are teeing up an opportunity for Mitt Romney to exceed low expectations and close the gap. But if Barack Obama
lives up to his billing, he could put the race away,” said Paleologos.
Methodology
The statewide survey of 600 registered Florida voters was conducted Sept. 27-30, 2012, using live telephone interviews of landline and cell phone users. The margin of
error is +/-4 percent at a 95 percent level of confidence.
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