Rasmussen (R) Virginia 2012 Presidential Poll
- Mitt Romney 50% (50%) {50%} [49%] (49%) {48%} [47%] (46%) {46%} [47%] (45%) {42%} [43%] (46%)
- Barack Obama 48% (48%) {47%} [47%] (48%) {49%} [47%] (48%) {47%} [47%] (44%) {51%} [49%] (45%)
- Some other candidate 1% (0%) {0%} [1%] (0%) {1%} [3%] (2%) {3%} [3%] (6%) {4%} [5%] (4%)
- Undecided 1% (1%) {2%} [3%] (3%) {2%} [3%] (3%) {3%} [3%] (5%) {4%} [3%] (5%)
- Mitt Romney 58% (49%) {49%} [46%]
- Barack Obama 37% (45%) {45%} [44%]
- Very favorable 40% (39%) {36%} [37%] (35%) {31%} [31%] (28%) {24%} (17%)
- Somewhat favorable 10% (13%) {16%} [13%] (19%) {19%} [19%] (25%) {24%} (30%)
- Somewhat unfavorable 11% (15%) {15%} [16%] (17%) {15%} [15%] (14%) {22%} (22%)
- Very unfavorable 36% (31%) {33%} [32%] (28%) {33%} [33%] (32%) {28%} (28%)
- Very favorable 37% (39%)
- Somewhat favorable 13% (12%)
- Somewhat unfavorable 6% (7%)
- Very unfavorable 43% (40%)
- Mitt Romney 50% (52%) {52%} [50%] (54%) {50%} [50%] (53%) {48%} [53%] (47%) / 47% (46%) {48%} [48%] (45%) {48%} [48%] (46%) {50%} [46%] (50%) {+3%}
- Barack Obama 50% (51%) / 49% (47%) {+1%}
- Strongly approve 38% (40%) {31%} [31%] (38%) {40%} [33%] (36%) {31%} [35%] (33%) {34%} [31%]
- Somewhat approve 13% (10%) {16%} [19%] (15%) {11%} [17%] (13%) {17%} [14%] (14%) {19%} [20%]
- Somewhat disapprove 6% (7%) {9%} [4%] (6%) {5%} [6%] (8%) {6%} [10%] (8%) {5%} [8%]
- Strongly disapprove 43% (42%) {44%} [44%] (41%) {45%} [43%] (42%) {43%} [40%] (43%) {40%} [38%]
- Approve 51% (50%) {47%} [50%] (53%) {51%} [50%] (49%) {48%} [49%] (47%) {53%} [51%]
- Disapprove 49% (49%) {53%} [48%] (47%) {50%} [49%] (50%) {49%} [50%] (51%) {45%} [46%]
Ninety-three percent (93%) of the state’s voters say they have made up their minds how they will vote, and the race is 50%-50% among these voters.
Romney has the support of 90% of Virginia Republicans. The president has 93% backing from the state’s Democrats.
Virginia voters trust Romney more when it comes to handling the economy by a 51% to 45% margin. The challenger leads the president by two points – 49% to 47% - in terms of voter trust when it comes to national security and energy policy.
Forty-six percent (46%) think the economy will get better if Romney is elected and Republicans take over Congress, but only slightly fewer (40%) say the same is true if Obama is reelected and Democrats take charge of Congress. Thirty-eight percent (38%) expect the economy to get worse if Romney wins, compared to 43% who predict a worsening economy if the president wins.
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