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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIpsos/Reuters Daily Election Tracking: Obama 47% - Romney 45%
Ipsos/Reuters Daily Election Tracking: Obama 47% - Romney 45%
Washington, D.C. - Todays Reuters/Ipsos data has Obama on 47% and Romney on 45%, a two-point lead for Obama.
Our data today also includes the candidate attribute questions (last published Sept 28th) to allow us to assess if/how the debates have affected perceptions of each candidate. There isnt as much movement in these numbers as we might expect given the narrowing in the voting intention numbers; this suggests that while the debate was effective in energizing the Republican base and giving Romney a boost, it hasnt fundamentally shifted perceptions of either candidate.
Some more detail on the attribute questions:
- more -
http://www.ipsos-na.com/news-polls/pressrelease.aspx?id=5810
Washington, D.C. - Todays Reuters/Ipsos data has Obama on 47% and Romney on 45%, a two-point lead for Obama.
Our data today also includes the candidate attribute questions (last published Sept 28th) to allow us to assess if/how the debates have affected perceptions of each candidate. There isnt as much movement in these numbers as we might expect given the narrowing in the voting intention numbers; this suggests that while the debate was effective in energizing the Republican base and giving Romney a boost, it hasnt fundamentally shifted perceptions of either candidate.
Some more detail on the attribute questions:
- Romneys rating on eloquent sees the most improvement, up four points from 23% to 27%. Obamas rating on this metric is essentially unchanged (48%, compared to 49% on Sept 28th)
- Obamas largest change is on is a good person, up four points from 43% to 47% (Romneys score on this issue remains unchanged, on 31% compared to 32% on Sept 28th)
- Romney has seen a 3 point improvement on presidential (34% to 37%), tough enough for the job (35% to 38%), and would be fun to meet in person (21% to 24%). However, Obama still retains a lead on all of these metrics.
- There have been no significant changes on any of the other attributes for either candidate
- We have added one new attribute to this battery of questions - bipartisanship. On this issue, Obama leads Romney 34% to 27%
- more -
http://www.ipsos-na.com/news-polls/pressrelease.aspx?id=5810
Wow, Romney's numbers on those metrics really sucked pre-debate.
Romney gains after debate ... with Republicans (Obama with independents)
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10021473097
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Ipsos/Reuters Daily Election Tracking: Obama 47% - Romney 45% (Original Post)
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