Posted Apr 05, 2012 at 4:39 PM by Maurice Berger
PollTrack has made substantive changes to Today's Map that suggest that if the election were held today, President Obama would secure enough electoral votes to achieve victory. Much can change between now and November, but given the improvement in the President's numbers over the past six months, this change represents significant movement
Tagged: Today's Map, President Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Republican Party, Republican nomination
Posted Feb 21, 2012 at 9:20 AM by Maurice Berger
Although President Obama's standing in many of the swing states--including Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Ohio--have show improvement in recent weeks, his standing in one state, Iowa, is actually in decline. A poll by the Des Moines Register in Iowa shows the president trailing three of the four Republican
candidates in head-to-head match-ups: Ron Paul, who leads Obama
by +7%, 49% to 42%. Rick Santorum leads 48% to
44%. Mitt Romney leads Obama 46% to 44%. The president defeats only Newt
Gingrich, 51% to 37%. PollTrack moves Iowa on Today's Map from Too-Close-Too-Call to Leaning Republican.
Tagged: Election 2012, President Barack Obama, presidential approval ratings, Republican nomination, Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, Iowa, Today's Map
Posted Feb 08, 2012 at 9:41 AM by Maurice Berger
With a new survey by WMUR Granite State Poll reporting that President Obama's standing in New Hampshire has improved considerably over the past six months--Obama's approval rating now stands at 51% and he beats Mitt Romney in a possible general election match up, 50% to 40%--PollTrack moves the state on Today's Presidential Map from Too-Close-Too-Call to Leaning Democratic.
Tagged: Election 2012, Mitt Romney, President Barack Obama, New Hampshire, Today's Map