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Question Wording Matters in New Fast and Furious Poll From CNN

July 10, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Question Wording Matters in New Fast and Furious Poll From CNN

Are voters confused about the Fast and Furious Subpoena/Contempt conflict between Eric Holder and Congress? A new CNN poll shows that most Americans agree with the vote of contempt, but also think it was conducted for political gain.

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Bloomberg Poll Has Obama Leading Romney by 13 Points

June 22, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Bloomberg Poll Has Obama Leading Romney by 13 Points

Were polling flaws or statistics responsible for the recent Bloomberg poll showing an Obama lead of 13 points over Romney? Just what is a statistical outlier, anyway?

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Winning Wisconsin: Do Recall Exit Polls Suggest a Blue State in November?

June 7, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Winning Wisconsin: Do Recall Exit Polls Suggest a Blue State in November?

Has Scott Walker’s victory put Wisconsin back into play, or were exit polls correct in giving President Obama a lead over Gov. Romney?

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Obama vs. Romney: Pollsters Say Race Tightening

May 16, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Obama vs. Romney: Pollsters Say Race Tightening

Aggregate poll results thus far in May could make observers dizzy, with the way Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are volleying the lead back and forth. Which polls are correct? Don’t forget to take sample sizes, type of sample polled, and the date of the polls into consideration!

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Romney Closing the Gap With Obama in Key Swing States

May 8, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Romney Closing the Gap With Obama in Key Swing States

The 2012 election promises to be a nail-biter for political supporters on both sides. Romney has increased his standing in swing state polls, but trails Obama in supporter enthusiasm, according to the latest polls.

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Obama Approval Polls Up or Down? Gallup vs. Rasmussen

April 24, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Obama Approval Polls Up or Down? Gallup vs. Rasmussen

Two recent polls seem to be at odds concerning President Obama’s approval rating: which is more accurate – Gallup, which shows Obama with a more positive approval rating, or Rasmussen, which shows Presidential Approval underwater?

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Romney Edges Obama by 4 Points According to New Rasmussen Poll

April 13, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Romney Edges Obama by 4 Points According to New Rasmussen Poll

Could Romney beat Obama? A hypothetical 2012 presidential matchup between likely GOP nominee Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama has Romney leading, 48 percent to 44 percent. The poll was based on Rasmussen Tracking Reports, a 3-day rolling average of figures gathered from likely voters. This poll represents the largest advantage for Romney recorded by […]

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Obama Gaining Support Among Independents, Women, According to Gallup “Swing State” Poll

April 5, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Obama Gaining Support Among Independents, Women, According to Gallup “Swing State” Poll

Independent voters in swing states currently prefer President Obama over Mitt Romney, according to a USA Today/Gallup poll conducted in 12 swing states from March 20-26, 2012. Swing state Independents indicated they’d most likely vote for Romney last year, but their preferences seemed to have shifted, as the Gallup poll had 48 percent selecting Obama […]

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Obama vs. Romney: New Gallup Poll Shows Biggest Obama Lead Yet

April 3, 2012 by Marissa Selner Leave a Comment

Obama vs. Romney: New Gallup Poll Shows Biggest Obama Lead Yet

Is Obama’s re-election inevitable? Forty-nine percent of registered voters would re-elect President Obama if given the opportunity today, according to Gallup daily tracking polling released April 2, 2012. Mitt Romney, the likely Republican challenger, received 45 percent of the vote in Gallup’s hypothetical matchup. The difference between the two candidates is within the 4 point […]

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Is Republican Confidence in Romney On The Rise? Latest Polls Offer Insight

March 28, 2012 by Marissa Selner 1 Comment

Is Republican Confidence in Romney On The Rise? Latest Polls Offer Insight

A new CNN/ORC Poll released Tuesday indicates that nearly three quarters of self-identified Republicans think Mitt Romney is “Almost Certain” or “Very Likely” to become the party’s nominee for President. Overall support for Romney among Republicans has increased from 34 percent in February to 36 percent in March. Favorability has decreased over the same period […]

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