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Naturally, this is all "margin of error" and "statistical noise" and "no indication of a trend at all", BUT....
"Isn't Romney headed in the wrong direction???"
By Callum Borchers, Globe Correspondent
Mitt Romney remains in a virtual tie with President Obama, but Americans no longer believe he would manage the nation’s economic recovery better than the incumbent, according to a national poll published Tuesday.
A survey by The Washington Post and ABC News showed Obama with a slim overall lead over the presumptive Republican nominee, 49 percent to 46 percent among registered voters. The 3-point gap was within the poll’s margin of error and was consistent with those of other recent polls showing the two candidates in a dead heat.
But the new poll also showed Romney and Obama tied at 47 percent on the economy, an issue Romney has dominated in earlier surveys. For more than a week, the Obama campaign has aggressively challenged Romney’s assertion that he is an economic Mr. Fix It, attacking his record as the head of Bain Capital, a private equity firm.
http://www.boston.com/politicalinte...ording-poll/iZoKazYqJfUAkseTslnOBN/story.html
"Isn't Romney headed in the wrong direction???"
By Callum Borchers, Globe Correspondent
Mitt Romney remains in a virtual tie with President Obama, but Americans no longer believe he would manage the nation’s economic recovery better than the incumbent, according to a national poll published Tuesday.
A survey by The Washington Post and ABC News showed Obama with a slim overall lead over the presumptive Republican nominee, 49 percent to 46 percent among registered voters. The 3-point gap was within the poll’s margin of error and was consistent with those of other recent polls showing the two candidates in a dead heat.
But the new poll also showed Romney and Obama tied at 47 percent on the economy, an issue Romney has dominated in earlier surveys. For more than a week, the Obama campaign has aggressively challenged Romney’s assertion that he is an economic Mr. Fix It, attacking his record as the head of Bain Capital, a private equity firm.
http://www.boston.com/politicalinte...ording-poll/iZoKazYqJfUAkseTslnOBN/story.html
