USA Today/Gallup 2012 Swing States Presidential Poll
Inside the numbers:
- Barack Obama 51% (46%) [47%] {43%}
- Mitt Romney 42% (48%) [48%] {48%}
- Barack Obama 52% (45%)
- Rick Santorum 41% (50%)
- Mitt Romney 48%
- Barack Obama 47%
- Barack Obama 50%
- Rick Santorum 44%
- Barack Obama 53%
- Rick Santorum 38%
- Barack Obama 54%
- Mitt Romney 36%
Inside the numbers:
The biggest change came among women under 50. In mid-February, just under half of those voters supported Obama. Now more than six in 10 do while Romney's support among them has dropped by 14 points, to 30%. The president leads him 2-1 in this group.
Romney's main advantage is among men 50 and older, swamping Obama 56%-38%.
While women typically are more likely to identify themselves as Democrats than men are, that difference widens to a chasm in the USA TODAY poll. By 41%-24%, women call themselves Democrats; men by 27%-25% say they're Republicans.
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