For weeks now the Right Wing Media was playing with lies about national polls to bring loyalty from listeners. Today, the world is a great place and all is correct in national polls.
Amazing. Last week the pollsters were wrong and today they are more correct than they have ever been before. Nothing like partisan politics to bring out the manipulator in all of them.
...Three new national presidential polls (click here) are out this morning which show the race for the president is a statistical tie between President Obama and Mitt Romney. In the Gallup presidential tracking poll President Obama was ahead by 3% over Romney in the poll released yesterday afternoon, Sunday, October 7, 2012. Obama was at 49% compared to 46% for Romney. Those numbers are unchanged from the previous day. However, the Gallup poll numbers taken directly before the first debate had Obama up 5% with Obama at 50% and Romney at 45%. Then the Gallup numbers taken following the debate Romney closed the gap completely. The Gallup poll numbers taken since the first debate have both Obama and Romney at 47% nationally. Support for Third party candidates combined with undecided voters ranged from 5% to 6% in the Gallup presidential poll. Overall, the Gallup presidential tracking poll is a seven day rolling average....
Amazing. Last week the pollsters were wrong and today they are more correct than they have ever been before. Nothing like partisan politics to bring out the manipulator in all of them.
...Three new national presidential polls (click here) are out this morning which show the race for the president is a statistical tie between President Obama and Mitt Romney. In the Gallup presidential tracking poll President Obama was ahead by 3% over Romney in the poll released yesterday afternoon, Sunday, October 7, 2012. Obama was at 49% compared to 46% for Romney. Those numbers are unchanged from the previous day. However, the Gallup poll numbers taken directly before the first debate had Obama up 5% with Obama at 50% and Romney at 45%. Then the Gallup numbers taken following the debate Romney closed the gap completely. The Gallup poll numbers taken since the first debate have both Obama and Romney at 47% nationally. Support for Third party candidates combined with undecided voters ranged from 5% to 6% in the Gallup presidential poll. Overall, the Gallup presidential tracking poll is a seven day rolling average....
