New Poll Shows Obama and Romney are Close in Florida
A new poll of likely voters shows that it’s neck and neck in Florida as Barack Obama looks to keep the Sunshine State in his column while Mitt Romney looks to win the biggest swing state on the map.
The poll from We Ask America released on Tuesday finds Obama taking 46 percent and Romney right on his heels with 45 percent, while 9 percent remain undecided.
The poll of 1,127 likely voters in Florida was taken from July 1-2 and had a margin of error of +/- 2.9 percent.
The poll from We Ask America released on Tuesday finds Obama taking 46 percent and Romney right on his heels with 45 percent, while 9 percent remain undecided.
The poll of 1,127 likely voters in Florida was taken from July 1-2 and had a margin of error of +/- 2.9 percent.
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5:12PM JUL 3RD 2012
Way to go, right leaning "We Ask America" poll!
After all, aren't you the same poll that when Rasmussen had Obama's approval in his home state of Illinois at 56-44 on March 10th, one day later "We Ask America" had Obama's approval at 47-50.
Way to go and give them Republicans a thread of hope . . . . until the next legitimate poll comes out.
After all, aren't you the same poll that when Rasmussen had Obama's approval in his home state of Illinois at 56-44 on March 10th, one day later "We Ask America" had Obama's approval at 47-50.
Way to go and give them Republicans a thread of hope . . . . until the next legitimate poll comes out.
