Rasmussen (R) Colorado 2012 Presidential Poll
Survey of 500 likely voters was conducted June 6, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points.
- Barack Obama 45%
- Mitt Romney 45%
- Some other candidate 6%
- Undecided 5%
- Barack Obama 45%
- Mitt Romney 36%
- Very favorable 19%
- Somewhat favorable 25%
- Somewhat unfavorable 21%
- Very unfavorable 31%
- Strongly approve 23%
- Somewhat approve 25%
- Somewhat disapprove 6%
- Strongly disapprove 43%
- Yes 14%
- No 66%
- Excited about choices 52%
- Voting for lesser of two evils 39%
Survey of 500 likely voters was conducted June 6, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4.5 percentage points.
Inside the numbers:
Obama and Romney are virtually tied among both male and female voters in the state.
The president holds a near two-to-one advantage among voters under 40, while Romney leads by double digits among older voters.
Eleven percent (11%) of voters in the state agree with the president on just about everything, while another 33% say they agree with him on most important issues. Similarly, 10% agree with Romney on just about everything, and 36% agree with him on most important issues. However, while 24% say they disagree with Romney on just about everything, 33% say the same about Obama.
Most voters in Colorado (58%) believe the president and Romney disagree on most important issues, and 32% more think they disagree on just about everything.
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