Pew Research 2012 Presidential Poll
Likely Voters
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 49% [43%]
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 45% [51%]
Registered Voters
Likely Voters
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 46% [51%] {51%} (50%) [50%] {49%} (49%) [54%] {52%} (50%) [49%] {48%}
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 46% [42%] {41%} (43%) [46%] {42%} (45%) [42%] {44%} (45%) [47%] {48%}
Likely Voters
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 46% [44%]
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 42% [45%]
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 44% [42%] {45%} (45%) [49%] {43%} (48%) [44%] {42%} (50%) [53%]
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 42% [44%] {43%} (46%) [44%] {43%} (42%) [47%] {51%} (40%) [41%]
MEN
Likely Voters
Likely Voters
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 51% [48%]
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 43% [46%]
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 47% [47%] {47%} (46%) [53%] {44%} (50%) [46%] {50%}
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 44% [46%] {46%} (47%) [43%] {46%} (44%) [49%] {45%}
WOMEN
Likely Voters
Likely Voters
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% [56%]
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 47% [38%]
- Barack Obama-Joe Biden 49% [56%] {56%} (53%) [55%] {51%} (53%) [58%] {59%}
- Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 45% [37%] {37%} (40%) [40%] {40%} (40%) [38%] {38%}
Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
Is willing to work with leaders from the other party
Improving the job situation
It’s hard to know what Romney really stands for
- Mitt Romney 50% [45%] {37%} (41%) [29%] (33%) [38%] / 46% [50%] {52%} (47%) [55%] (47%) [45%] {+4%}
- Barack Obama 49% [55%] {50%} (50%) [55%] (49%) [50%] / 48% [42%] {45%} (48%) [43%] (48%) [48%] {+1%}
- Yes, all 43%
- Yes, some 20%
- Yes, a little 6%
- No, didn't watch 31%
- Mitt Romney 66%
- Barack Obama 20%
- Mitt Romney 72%
- Barack Obama 20%
Is willing to work with leaders from the other party
- Barack Obama 45% [52%]
- Mitt Romney 42% [35%]
- Barack Obama 45% [41%]
- Mitt Romney 41% [39%]
- Mitt Romney 47%
- Barack Obama 40%
- Barack Obama 49%
- Mitt Romney 39%
- Barack Obama 59% [66%] [59%]
- Mitt Romney 30% [23%] [28%]
- Barack Obama 44% [48%] [46%]
- Mitt Romney 39% [34%] [32%]
- Barack Obama 44% [51%]
- Mitt Romney 44% [38%]
- Barack Obama 47% [50%] [46%]
- Mitt Romney 37% [34%] [34%]
Improving the job situation
- Mitt Romney 49% [45%] (46%)
- Barack Obama 41% [46%] (42%)
- Barack Obama 46% [51%]
- Mitt Romney 43% [38%]
- Mitt Romney 51% [46%] (50%)
- Barack Obama 36% [43%] (36%)
- Mitt Romney 47%
- Barack Obama 43%
- Barack Obama 47% [53%] (48%)
- Mitt Romney 43% [38%] (40%)
- Mitt Romney 47% [42%] (40%)
- Barack Obama 43% [48%] (48%)
- Barack Obama 47% [52%] (49%) [45%]
- Mitt Romney 44% [39%] (41%) [44%]
It’s hard to know what Romney really stands for
- Agree 53%
- Disagree 44%
- Agree 62%
- Disagree 35%
- Agree 54%
- Disagree 44%
- Agree 46%
- Disagree 51%
Survey of 1,201 registered voters, including 1,112 likely voters,
was conducted October 4-7, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.3
percentage points among registered voters; +/- 3.4 percentage points
among likely voters. Party
ID (among likely voters): 36% [29%] Republican; 31% [39%] Democrat; 30% [30%] Independent. Party
ID (among registered voters): 33% [28%] {25%} Republican; 32% [37%] {38%} Democrat; 31% [31%] {33%} Independent. Results from the poll
conducted September 12-16, 2012 are in square brackets. Results from the poll
conducted July 16-26, 2012 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll
conducted June 28 - July 9, 2012 are in parentheses. Results from the poll conducted June 7-17, 2012 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted May 9 - June 3, 2012 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted April 4-15, 2012 are in parentheses. Results from the poll conducted March 7-11, 2012 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted February 8-12, 2012 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted January 11-16, 2012 are in parentheses. Results from the poll conducted November 9-14, 2011 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted September 22 - October 4, 2011 are in curly brackets.
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