Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke to Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about the differences in the presidential candidate's foreign policy positions.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer: Interview with Mitt Romney
Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani spoke to Charlie Rose and Norah O'Donnell about the differences in the presidential candidate's foreign policy positions.
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Tuesday, October 09, 2012
Poll Watch: PPP (D) Minnesota 2012 Presidential Survey
PPP (D) Minnesota 2012 Presidential Poll
- Barack Obama 53% [51%] (54%) {51%} [51%] (47%)
- Mitt Romney 43% [44%] (39%) {41%} [36%] (42%)
- Barack Obama [48%] (55%) {47%} [42%] (42%)
- Mitt Romney [39%] (32%) {38%} [36%] (40%)
- Barack Obama [60%] (68%) {63%} [62%] (62%)
- Mitt Romney [32%] (22%) {26%} [19%] (26%)
- Mitt Romney [48%] (41%) {48%} [40%] (50%)
- Barack Obama [47%] (52%) {44%} [49%] (40%)
- Barack Obama [54%] (56%) {58%} [53%] (54%)
- Mitt Romney [40%] (38%) {34%} [33%] (36%)
- Mitt Romney 42% [43%] (32%) {29%} [29%] (32%) / 53% [51%] (54%) {56%} [53%] (42%) {-11%}
- Approve 53% [50%] (52%) {49%} [51%] (49%)
- Disapprove 45% [48%] (43%) {45%} [44%] (46%)
- Barack Obama 50%
- Mitt Romney 44%
Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on the issue of foreign policy?
- Barack Obama 54%
- Mitt Romney 41%
Who do you think won the debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney this week?
Among Democrats
- Mitt Romney 64%
- Barack Obama 19%
- Barack Obama 39%
- Mitt Romney 36%
- Mitt Romney 94%
- Barack Obama 2%
- Mitt Romney 70%
- Barack Obama 12%
- Favorable 61%
- Unfavorable 7%
- Support 56%
- Oppose 29%
- Support 84%
- Oppose 6%
- Support 20%
- Oppose 62%
- Support 55%
- Oppose 27%
- It is 30%
- It is not 53%
- It is 9%
- It is not 81%
- It is 61%
- It is not 16%
- It is 29%
- It is not 53%
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Poll Watch: Washington Times/Zogby 2012 Presidential Survey
- Mitt Romney (R) 45.1% [41.1%] {45.7%} (42.8%) [43.6%]
- Barack Obama (D) 44.5% [49.7%] {45.7%} (42.0%) [43.2%]
- Not sure 10.4% [9.2%] {5%} [13.0%]
(Among Obama Voters) Which of the following best describes why you are voting for Barack Obama?
- Want to see him re-elected 66.6% [61.3%]
- Really dislike Romney 14.7% [14.5%]
- Simply voting for Democrat 8.5% [9.1%]
- He is the lesser of two evils 8.2% [11.7%]
- Not sure 2.0% [3.4%]
- Think he is the best candidate 69.4% [58.2%]
- Really dislike Obama 13.4% [16.0%]
- He is the lesser of two evils 12.8% [16.1%]
- Simply voting for GOP 2.4% [5.8%]
- Not sure 2.1% [3.9%]
If the presidential election were held today, for whom would you vote?
- Barack Obama (D) 45.5% [48.7%]
- Mitt Romney (R) 45.0% [41.2%]
- Gary Johnson (L) 1.7% [1.2%]
- Jill Stein (G) 0.3% [0.7%]
- Virgil Goode (C) 0.0% [0.2%]
- Not sure 7.4% [8.0%]
Which candidate do you think would do a better job on:
Jobs and the economy
- Mitt Romney 50.3%
- Barack Obama 43.9%
- Barack Obama 49.5%
- Mitt Romney 43.9%
National security
- Mitt Romney 48.0%
- Barack Obama 45.1%
- Barack Obama 46.0%
- Mitt Romney 45.8%
- Barack Obama 48.0%
- Mitt Romney 41.4%
The presidential candidates just held their first debate. Did you watch it?
- Yes, I watched all or most of it 62.1%
- Yes, I saw some of it 16.5%
- Did not watch, but I saw news reports (TV, Internet, radio) 11.2%
- Did not watch or see news reports 9.1%
- Not sure 1.2%
Based on what you saw or read about the debate, who do you think won?
- Mitt Romney 64.9%
- Barack Obama 14.4%
- It was a tie 13.0%
- Not sure 7.7%
Based on what you saw or read about the debate, did it change your support for either candidate?
- Yes, in favor of Mitt Romney 8.7%
- Yes, in favor of Barack Obama 4.5%
- No change in my support 85.2%
- Not sure 1.6%
In the debate, Mitt Romney said he can cut tax rates across the board to boost jobs while still finding a way to balance the deficit. Barack Obama said the math doesn't add up, and
Romney cannot do both. Which do you think is correct?
Romney cannot do both. Which do you think is correct?
- Romney's math adds up - he can cut taxes and balance the budget 43.7%
- Romney's math doesn't add up, and he cannot do both 43.7%
- Not sure 12.6%
In the debate, Mitt Romney said he loves Big Bird, but called for eliminating funding for PBS, the station that airs "Sesame Street." Should funding for PBS be eliminated?
- Yes, the government cannot afford to subsidize public television 35.2%
- No, public television is a worthy place to spend taxpayers' money 55.3%
- Not sure 9.6%
Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. is scheduled to debate Republican nominee Paul Ryan Thursday. Based on what you've seen of the two, who do you think will win that debate?
- Paul Ryan 46.4%
- Joe Biden 29.7%
- Not sure 23.9%
- Barack Obama 54.1% [57.4%] {48%} (44.9%)
- Mitt Romney 32.4% [29.9%] {37%} (32.8%)
Survey of 800 likely voters was conducted October 5-7, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Party ID: 38% Democrat; 35% Republican; 27% Independent. Ideology: 43% Conservative; 36% Moderate; 21% Liberal. Results from the poll conducted September 27-29, 2012 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted August 23-25, 2012 are in curly brackets. Results from the poll conducted July 6-8, 2012 are in parentheses. Results from the poll conducted May 11-12, 2012 are in square brackets.
Sunday, October 07, 2012
Poll Watch: PPP (D) Virginia 2012 Presidential Survey
PPP (D) Virginia 2012 Presidential Poll
Among Independents
- Barack Obama 50% (49%) {51%} [50%] (50%) {51%} [48%] (47%) {51%} [48%] (48%)
- Mitt Romney 47% (43%) {46%} [45%] (42%) {43%} [42%] (43%) {40%} [42%] (43%)
Among Democrats
- Barack Obama 91% (90%) {95%} [93%] (92%) {92%} [88%] (91%) {93%} [89%] (91%)
- Mitt Romney 8% (6%) {4%} [5%] (4%) {5%} [9%] (6%) {5%} [5%] (5%)
Among Republicans
- Mitt Romney 92% (85%) {92%} [92%] (86%) {84%} [79%] (84%) {80%} [81%] (82%)
- Barack Obama 7% (12%) {7%} [5%] (9%) {9%} [8%] (6%) {7%} [6%] (9%)
- Mitt Romney 46% (50%) {47%} [46%] (36%) {46%} [41%] (36%) {37%} [47%] (42%)
- Barack Obama 46% (31%) {45%} [43%] (47%) {44%} [45%] (44%) {48%} [39%] (42%)
- Barack Obama 60% {60%} [64%] (65%) {62%} [67%] (64%) {71%} [64%] (62%)
- Mitt Romney 38% {34%} [26%] (26%) {28%} [21%] (19%) {24%} [27%] (27%)
Among Men
Among Republicans
- Mitt Romney 49% (54%) {51%} [50%] (50%) {48%} [45%] (47%) {43%} [48%] (44%)
- Barack Obama 48% (38%) {45%} [44%] (43%) {47%} [44%] (41%) {47%} [44%] (45%)
- Barack Obama 52% (57%) {56%} [55%] (55%) {55%} [51%] (51%) {54%} [51%] (50%)
- Mitt Romney 44% (35%) {42%} [41%] (36%) {38%} [40%] (39%) {37%} [37%] (41%)
- Mitt Romney 57% {57%}
- Barack Obama 40% {40%}
- Barack Obama 90% {91%}
- Mitt Romney 8% {7%}
- Barack Obama 48% {49%}
- Mitt Romney 44% {45%}
- Gary Johnson 4% {2%}
- Virgil Goode 1% {1%}
- Jill Stein 0% {1%}
- Undecided 2% {3%}
- Mitt Romney 52% {47%} [46%] (38%) {38%} [33%] (34%) {35%} [33%] (33%) / 44% {49%} [49%] (51%) {52%} [52%] (49%) {43%} [48%] (46%) {+8%}
Among Democrats
- Mitt Romney 21% {6%} [9%] (4%) {10%} [19%] (16%) {21%} [11%] (6%) / 76% {90%} [88%] (86%) {80%} [66%] (69%) {62%} [73%] (69%) {-55%}
- Mitt Romney 87% {90%} [90%] (77%) {71%} [44%] (53%) {52%} [52%] (57%) / 9% {8%} [5%] (16%) {20%} [42%] (34%) {24%} [26%] (28%) {+78%}
- Mitt Romney 51% {48%} [48%] (33%) {40%} [36%] (31%) {34%} [42%] (37%) / 43% {45%} [46%] (51%) {49%} [47%] (44%) {43%} [40%] (38%) {+8%}
- Mitt Romney 41% {34%} [27%] (24%) {27%} [30%] (30%) {32%} [31%] (23%) / 53% {61%} [64%] (66%) {60%} [56%] (50%) {43%} [50%] (53%) {-12%}
- Mitt Romney 53% {51%} [51%] (42%) {42%} [33%] (36%) {36%} [38%] (33%) / 43% {45%} [45%] (48%) {50%} [56%] (51%) {49%} [47%] (50%) {+10%}
- Mitt Romney 50% {42%} [42%] (34%) {35%} [33%] (31%) {34%} [28%] (33%) / 45% {53%} [53%] (54%) {54%} [48%] (47%) {39%} [50%] (42%) {+5%}
- Favorable 13%
- Unfavorable 29%
- Approve 50% {50%} [49%] (49%) {50%} [48%] (47%) {51%} [48%] (50%)
- Disapprove 48% {48%} [46%] (47%) {46%} [47%] (48%) {44%} [45%] (45%)
- Barack Obama 50% {49%}
- Mitt Romney 47% {47%}
- Barack Obama 51% {51%}
- Mitt Romney 46% {45%}
- Mitt Romney 61%
- Barack Obama 28%
- Barack Obama 56%
- Mitt Romney 26%
- Mitt Romney 93%
- Barack Obama 4%
- Mitt Romney 71%
- Barack Obama 17%
- Mitt Romney 57%
- Barack Obama 28%
- Mitt Romney 69%
- Barack Obama 22%
- Mitt Romney 54%
- Barack Obama 32%
- Very excited 65% {62%}
- Somewhat excited 23% {25%}
- Not at all excited 12% {13%}
- Very excited 70% {73%}
- Somewhat excited 21% {21%}
- Not at all excited 10% {6%}
- Very excited 70% {63%}
- Somewhat excited 19% {26%}
- Not at all excited 11% {11%}
- Very excited 55% {51%}
- Somewhat excited 31% {27%}
- Not at all excited 14% {22%}
- Favorable 56%
- Unfavorable 10%
- Support 55%
- Oppose 35%
- Support 82%
- Oppose 10%
- Support 20%
- Oppose 64%
- Support 55%
- Oppose 36%
Saturday, October 06, 2012
Poll Watch: PPP (D) Wisconsin 2012 Presidential Survey
PPP (D) Wisconsin 2012 Presidential Poll
Note: Moderates: 2008 (47%): Barack Obama 63%, John McCain 36% / 2004 (49%): John Kerry 56%, George W. Bush 44%
Among Men
Who do you think won the debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney this week?
- Barack Obama 49% {52%} [49%] (47%) {50%} [47%] (50%) {53%} [46%] (47%) {51%} [48%] (46%)
- Mitt Romney 47% {45%} [48%] (48%) {44%} [46%] (44%) {39%} [43%] (42%) {39%} [38%] (42%)
Among Men
- Mitt Romney 50% {47%} [52%] {48%} [49%] (49%) {42%} [49%] (46%) {46%} [44%] (45%)
- Barack Obama 46% {50%} [43%] {46%} [42%] (46%) {51%} [40%] (42%) {44%} [42%] (44%)
- Barack Obama 52% {54%} [50%] {53%} [51%] (53%) {54%} [52%] (51%) {56%} [53%] (47%)
- Mitt Romney 45% {43%} [44%] {41%} [43%] (41%) {36%} [38%] (38%) {33%} [32%] (40%)
- Barack Obama 49% {51%}
- Mitt Romney 47% {46%}
- Barack Obama 50% {52%}
- Mitt Romney 47% {44%}
- Mitt Romney 61%
- Barack Obama 25%
- Not sure 15%
- Barack Obama 50%
- Mitt Romney 29%
- Not sure 21%
- Mitt Romney 95%
- Barack Obama 3%
- Not sure 2%
- Mitt Romney 60%
- Barack Obama 19%
- Not sure 20%
- Mitt Romney 51%
- Barack Obama 25%
- Not sure 25%
- Mitt Romney 67%
- Barack Obama 20%
- Not sure 12%
- Mitt Romney 55%
- Barack Obama 28%
- Not sure 17%
- Mitt Romney 49% {44%} (45%) {41%} [37%] (38%) {25%} [31%] (32%) {29%} [30%] (33%) / 48% {51%} (48%) {50%} [48%] (49%) {61%} [53%] (48%) {49%} [41%] (45%) {+1%}
Among Republicans
- Mitt Romney 92% {85%} (87%) {81%} [70%] (77%) {43%} [53%] (54%) {46%} [49%] (56%) / 7% {11%} (8%) {9%} [14%] (12%) {34%} [32%] (26%) {30%} [21%] (22%) {+85%}
Among Independents
- Mitt Romney 45% {42%} (41%) {35%} [26%] (30%) {24%} [30%] (31%) {32%} [31%] (34%) / 52% {51%} (50%) {54%} [53%] (53%) {60%} [50%] (44%) {43%} [38%] (46%) {-7%}
Among Moderates
- Mitt Romney 32% {29%} (29%) {22%} [22%] (26%) {19%} / 63% {65%} (61%) {66%} [58%] (60%) {63%} {-31%}
Among Men
Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Paul Ryan?- Mitt Romney 51% {48%} (50%) {45%} [42%] (43%) {24%} [35%] (33%) {34%} [35%] (35%) / 47% {47%} (46%) {47%} [43%] (45%) {62%} [51%] (48%) {50%} [42%] (50%) {+4%}
- Mitt Romney 48% {40%} (42%) {38%} [32%] (34%) {25%} [27%] (31%) {26%} [25%] (31%) / 49% {56%} (49%) {53%} [52%] (52%) {60%} [54%] (47%) {47%} [40%] (41%) {-1%}
- Favorable 50% {48%} [49%] {44%} [40%] {41%} [36%]
- Unfavorable 47% {47%} [45%] {39%} [35%] {46%} [35%]
- Approve 49% {52%} [46%] {47%} [44%] (47%) {52%} [44%] (45%) {52%} [49%] (47%)
- Disapprove 49% {47%} [50%] {48%} [50%] (47%) {44%} [51%] (51%) {44%} [45%] (46%)
- Favorable 51%
- Unfavorable 11%
- Not sure 39%
- Support 51%
- Oppose 33%
- Support 80%
- Oppose 8%
- Support 22%
- Oppose 55%
- Support 50%
- Oppose 37%
- Very excited 61%
- Somewhat excited 26%
- Not at all excited 13%
- Very excited 63%
- Somewhat excited 27%
- Not at all excited 10%
- Very excited 72%
- Somewhat excited 22%
- Not at all excited 6%
- Very excited 49%
- Somewhat excited 28%
- Not at all excited 23%
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