Good news from PPP and Reuters

[boxman15]

Both say Romney's best polling day was yesterday, and today's polling showed signs of recovery for Obama. Keep in mind PPP and Reuters have been somewhat kinder on Obama than other polls just as those Rasmussen and Gravis polls lean Romney. We need to keep an eye on other polls that happen this week, but this is welcome news nonetheless after a rough couple days:

"We haven't seen additional gains from Romney. This suggests to me that this is more of a bounce than a permanent shift," Ipsos pollster Julia Clark said.

PPP Twitter: Saturday interviews we've done for polls across the country look a lot more like our pre-debate than our Friday numbers

[dkf]

1. Didn't there used to be some weekend effect for polling?

I can't remember if it was positive or negative but there used to be some trend.

[WCGreen]

2. There are far too many parts to this, the first truly 24/7 campaign, to be changed

by one ephemeral moment such as a perceived debate victory.

There are nudges here and there and tacking one way or another, but if you look at how solid the partisan bases are it is truly remarkable.

[porphyrian]

3. . n/t

[Dawson Leery]

4. kick

[DisabledAmerican]

5. careful you are spinning

come on now people reality cant really say that Obama won we were told otherwise here.

[Dawgs]

6. PPP may be left leaning but it's no Gravis.

Look at the methodologies of polls, not their affiliation.

[RichGirl]

7. Thank you for sharing....and good news is so nice to hear!!

[ananda]

8. Not surprised.

I figured Romney might get a little bounce and some money
from his base, and that that bounce would be short lived
because of Big Bird and all the lies.

True dat.

[bushisanidiot]

9. I am still surprised Romney got a blip of a bump at all from that performance

Makes sense that it was just smoke and mirrors, just like mitt.