Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Libya. Show all posts

Thursday, June 06, 2013

Poll Watch: Bloomberg/Selzer & Co. 2016 Presidential Survey

Bloomberg/Selzer & Co. 2016 Presidential Poll

Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
  • Chris Christie  50% / 16% {+34%}
  • Hillary Clinton 58% / 37% {+21%}
  • Marco Rubio 32% / 22% {+10%}
  • Rand Paul 32% / 27% {+5%}
    Do you approve or disapprove of the way Hillary Clinton handled the situation in Benghazi where the U.S. consulate was attacked and four Americans killed when she was Secretary of State? 
    • Approve 34%
    • Disapprove 47% 
    National survey of 1,002 adults was conducted May 31 - June 3. The margin of error is ± 3.1 percentage points.

    Wednesday, December 19, 2012

    Poll Watch: CNN/ORC Survey on Benghazi

    CNN/ORC Poll on Benghazi
      
    As you may know, in September, terrorists attacked the U.S. consulate in Libya and killed the U.S. ambassador to that country and three other U.S. citizens. Based on what you have read or heard, are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the way the Obama administration has handled this matter in the past few months?
    Among Registered Voters
    • Satisfied 42%
    • Dissatisfied 51% 
    Among Independents
    • Satisfied 33%
    • Dissatisfied 58%
    Among Moderates
    • Satisfied 43%
    • Dissatisfied 54%
    As you may know, immediately after the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya, some Obama administration officials made inaccurate public statements about that incident. Which of the following statements comes closer to your view:
    Among Registered Voters 
    • Those statements were an attempt by the Obama administration to intentionally mislead the American public about that attack 42%
    • Those statements reflected what the Obama administration believed at the time had occurred based on the unclassified information available 55%
    Among Independents
    • Those statements were an attempt by the Obama administration to intentionally mislead the American public about that attack 48%
    • Those statements reflected what the Obama administration believed at the time had occurred based on the unclassified information available 48%
    Among Moderates
    • Those statements were an attempt by the Obama administration to intentionally mislead the American public about that attack 31%
    • Those statements reflected what the Obama administration believed at the time had occurred based on the unclassified information available 63%
    Survey of 620 adults, including a subsample of registered voters, was conducted December 17-18, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 4 percentage points. Party ID: 34% Democrat; 25% Republican; 41% Independent.

    Sunday, October 28, 2012

    Rahm Emanuel on Face the Nation

    John McCain on Face the Nation

    Fox News Sunday: Panel Plus

    Poll Watch: Mason-Dixon/Star Tribune Minnesota 2012 Presidential Survey

    Mason-Dixon/Star Tribune Minnesota 2012 Presidential Poll
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% (48%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 44% (40%)
    • Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 2% (5%)
    • Undecided 7% (7%)
    Among Independents
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 43% (32%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 37% (39%)
    • Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 7% (14%)
    • Undecided 13% (15%)
    Among Men
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 51% (47%)
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 40% (41%)
    • Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 3% (6%)
    • Undecided 6% (6%)
    Among Women
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 53% (55%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 37% (33%)
    • Gary Johnson-Jim Gray 2% (5%)
    • Undecided 8% (7%)
    Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
    • Barack Obama 46% (45%) / 38% (40%) {+8%}
    • Mitt Romney 41% (37%) / 34% (43%) {+7%
    Do you approve or disapprove of Barack Obama’s job performance as president?
    • Approve 48% (48%)
    • Disapprove 44% (47%)
    Who do you think would do a better job improving the economy and creating jobs?
    • Mitt Romney 48%
    • Barack Obama 44%
    Who do you think would do a better job handling foreign policy?
    • Barack Obama 55%
    • Mitt Romney 37%
    Who do you think would do a better job protecting Social Security and Medicare?
    • Barack Obama 50%
    • Mitt Romney 41%
    Who do you think would do a better job handling taxes and the federal budget?
    • Mitt Romney 52%
    • Barack Obama 41%
    Who do you think would do a better job of handling issues affecting women?
    • Barack Obama 54%
    • Mitt Romney 34%
    How would you rate the way President Obama has responded to the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya?
    • Excellent 10%
    • Good 26%
    • Fair 23%
    • Poor 36%
    How would you rate the way Mitt Romney has responded to the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya?
    • Excellent 6%
    • Good 21%
    • Fair 27%
    • Poor 28%
    Survey of 800 likely Minnesota voters was conducted October 23-25, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Party ID: 38% (41%) Democrat; 33% (28%) Republican; 29% (31%) Independent/Other. Gender: 48% Male; 52% Female. Results from the poll conducted September 17-19, 2012 are in parentheses.

    Thursday, October 25, 2012

    Poll Watch: PPP (D) Colorado 2012 Presidential Survey

    PPP (D) Colorado 2012 Presidential Poll
    • Barack Obama 51% {50%} [51%] (49%) {49%} [49%] (53%) {47%} [48%] (47%)
    • Mitt Romney 47% {47%} [45%] (46%) {43%} [42%] (40%) {45%} [41%] (41%)
    Among Independents
    • Barack Obama 51% {51%} [51%] (48%) {49%} [48%] (57%) {49%} [42%] (43%)
    • Mitt Romney 43% {42%} [41%] (41%) {38%} [38%] (31%) {37%} [40%] (34%)
    Among Moderates
    • Barack Obama 66% {61%} [60%] (56%) {66%} [64%] (54%) {55%} [58%] (58%)
    • Mitt Romney 29% {34%} [33%] (35%) {25%} [23%] (32%) {32%} [29%] (24%)
    Among Men
    • Mitt Romney 49% {48%} [46%] (49%) {48%} [45%] (47%) {49%} [42%] (44%)
    • Barack Obama 47% {50%} [51%] (46%) {47%} [45%] (47%) {45%} [47%] (43%)
    Among Women
    • Barack Obama 54% {50%} [52%] (52%) {51%} [54%] (58%) {49%} [50%] (51%)
    • Mitt Romney 44% {47%} [44%] (44%) {39%} [40%] (34%) {42%} [40%] (37%)
    Among Whites
    • Mitt Romney 52% {50%} [48%] (49%) {48%} [45%] (41%) {49%} (43%)
    • Barack Obama 46% {47%} [49%] (47%) {47%} [47%] (52%) {43%} (43%
    Among Hispanics
    • Barack Obama 65% {59%} [65%] (59%) {58%} [60%] (53%) {63%} (59%)
    • Mitt Romney 34% {38%} [29%] (34%) {29%} [33%] (38%) {29%} (32%)
    If the candidates for President this year were Democrat Barack Obama, Republican Mitt Romney, and Libertarian Gary Johnson, who would you vote for?
    • Barack Obama 49% {49%} [49%] (46%) {46%} [47%]
    • Mitt Romney 46% {44%} [43%] (44%) {42%} [39%]
    • Gary Johnson 2% {4%} [4%] (5%) {6%} [7%]
    • Undecided 2% {3%} [3%] (4%) {7%} [7%]
    Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
    • Mitt Romney 48% {48%} [45%] (46%) {44%} [40%] (31%) {35%} [30%] (40%) / 49% {49%} [51%] (50%) {51%} [52%] (60%) {53%} [51%] (40%) {-1%}
    Among Independents
    • Mitt Romney 42% {42%} [40%] (42%) {38%} [36%] (25%) {28%} [29%] (41%) / 53% {53%} [52%] (52%) {54%} [53%] (65%) {59%} [49%] (35%) {-11%}
    Among Moderates
    • Mitt Romney 30% {36%} [32%] (35%) {28%} [26%] (31%) {32%} [33%] (39%) / 65% {60%} [61%] (60%) {66%} [67%] (61%) {55%} [44%] (37%) {-35%}
    Among Men
    • Mitt Romney 49% {50%} [47%] (48%) {48%} [46%] (33%) {36%} [31%] (42%) / 48% {48%} [50%] (47%) {49%} [48%] (59%) {55%} [57%] (42%) {+1%}
    Among Women
    • Mitt Romney 47% {45%} [43%] (45%) {41%} [33%] (29%) {33%} [29%] (38%) / 51% {51%} [53%] (52%) {53%} [56%] (61%) {51%} [46%] (38%) {-4%}
    Among Whites
    • Mitt Romney 52% {50%} [48%] (47%) {47%} [42%] (33%) {38%} (43%) / 46% {48%} [50%] (49%) {48%} [52%] (59%) {49%} (36%) {+6%}
    Among Hispanics
    • Mitt Romney 38% {40%} [31%] (43%) {28%} [31%] (29%) {21%} (27%)  / 61% {55%} [63%] (53%) {69%} [55%] (63%) {70%} (51%) {-23%} 
    Do you have a favorable or unfavorable opinion of Gary Johnson?
    • Favorable 10% {8%} [9%] (8%) {9%} [6%]
    • Unfavorable 13% {9%} [15%] (13%) {12%} [15%]
    Who do you think won the final Presidential debate: Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?
    • Barack Obama 51%
    • Mitt Romney 38%
    Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on the issue of the economy?
    • Barack Obama 50% {50%} [49%]
    • Mitt Romney 46% {46%} [46%]
    Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on the issue of Libya?
    • Barack Obama 53% {50%}
    • Mitt Romney 44% {44%}
    Do you approve or disapprove of President Barack Obama’s job performance?
    • Approve 51% {49%} [50%] (48%) {47%} [49%] (50%) {45%} [46%] (51%)
    • Disapprove 47% {49%} [47%] (49%) {49%} [48%] (47%) {50%} [50%] (45%)
    Are you very excited, somewhat excited, or not at all excited about voting in the 2012 elections?
    • Very excited 64% {62%} [62%]
    • Somewhat excited 27% {26%} [25%]
    • Not at all excited 9% {11%} [14%]
    Among Democrats
    • Very excited 64% {64%} [63%]
    • Somewhat excited 28% {28%} [26%]
    • Not at all excited 8% {8%} [11%]
    Among Republicans
    • Very excited 70% {68%} [70%]
    • Somewhat excited 23% {20%} [18%]
    • Not at all excited 8% {12%} [12%]
    Among Independents
    • Very excited 55% {53%} [51%]
    • Somewhat excited 31% {32%} [31%]
    • Not at all excited 14% {15%} [18%]
    Survey of 904 likely Colorado voters was conducted October 23-25, 2012. The margin of error is +/- 3.3 percentage points. Party ID: 37% {38%} [34%] (37%) {34%} [39%] (36%) {37%} [41%] (43%) Democrat; 36% {35%} [34%] (37%) {37%} [35%] (35%) {35%} [33%] (35%) Republican; 26% {27%} [31%] (27%) {29%} [26%] (30%) {28%} [26%] (22%) Independent/Other. Political ideology: 31% {30%} [29%] (28%) {27%} [30%] (28%) {32%} [27%] Moderate; 26% {26%} [24%] (25%) {21%} [24%] (23%) {25%} [23%] Somewhat conservative; 19% {21%} [20%] (20%) {16%} [17%] (22%) {18%} [22%] Somewhat liberal; 15% {14%} [16%] (15%) {22%} [17%] (13%) {14%} [16%] Very conservative; 9% {10%} [10%] (12%) {14%} [12%] (13%) {11%} [13%] Very liberal.  Race: 77% {80%} [83%] (76%) {78%} [77%] (79%) {79%} [80%] (81%) White; 14% {14%} [11%] (13%) {13%} [15%] (14%) {15%} [14%] (14%) Hispanic; 8% {7%} [7%] (10%) {9%} [8%] (7%) {6%} [6%] (5%) Other.  Results from the poll conducted October 16-18, 2012 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted September 20-23, 2012 are in square brackets. Results from the poll conducted August 31 - September 2, 2012 are in parentheses.  Results from the poll conducted August 2-5, 2012 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted June 14-17, 2012 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted April 5-7, 2012 are in parentheses.  Results from the poll conducted December 1-4, 2011 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted August 4-7, 2011 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted February 4-6, 2011 are in parentheses.

    Monday, October 22, 2012

    Poll Watch: CBS News 2012 Presidential Survey

    CBS News 2012 Presidential Poll
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 48% (49%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 46% (46%) 
    Independents
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 46% (44%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 42% (50%)
    Men
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 47% (52%)
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 47% (44%) 
    Women
    • Barack Obama-Joe Biden 50% (53%)
    • Mitt Romney-Paul Ryan 45% (41%) 
    Would you describe your support for Barack Obama as strongly favoring him, or do you like him with reservations, or do you support him because you dislike Mitt Romney?
    • Strongly favor 65% (65%)
    • Like with reservations 20% (20%)
    • Dislike Romney 13% (12%)
    Would you describe your support for Mitt Romney as strongly favoring him, or do you like him with reservations, or do you support him because you dislike Barack Obama?
    • Strongly favor 61% (47%)
    • Like with reservations 22% (27%)
    • Dislike Obama 15% (23%)
    Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
    • Barack Obama 47% (44%) / 42% (44%) {+5%}
    • Mitt Romney 43% (37%) / 40% (38%) {+3%}
    Regardless of how you intend to vote, which candidate do you think would do a better job handling each of the following issues – Barack Obama or Mitt Romney?

    The Federal Budget Deficit
    • Mitt Romney 48% (51%)
    • Barack Obama 42% (43%)
    The Economy and Unemployment
    • Mitt Romney 48% (46%)
    • Barack Obama 45% (47%
    Foreign Policy
    • Barack Obama 50% (49%)
    • Mitt Romney 41% (39%)
    Which candidate would do a better job handling terrorism and national security?
    • Barack Obama 49%
    • Mitt Romney 42%
    Which candidate would do a better job handling U.S. policy towards China
    • Barack Obama 44%
    • Mitt Romney 44%
    Which candidate would do a better job handling U.S. policy towards Iran? 
    • Barack Obama 46%
    • Mitt Romney 43%
    Which candidate would do a better job handling U.S. policy towards Israel?
    • Mitt Romney 46%
    • Barack Obama 42%
    Do you think Barack Obama does or does not understand the needs and problems of people like yourself?
    • Does 59% (60%)
    • Does not 38% (37%)
    Do you think Mitt Romney does or does not understand the needs and problems of people like yourself?
    • Does 48% (46%)
    • Does not 48% (48%)
    Do you think Barack Obama has offered specific ideas to solve the important problems facing the country today?
    • Yes 52%
    • No 44%
    Do you think Mitt Romney has offered specific ideas to solve the important problems facing the country today?
    • Yes 45%
    • No 50%
    How much confidence do you have in Barack Obama’s ability to handle an international crisis -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all?
    • A lot 38% (39%)
    • Some 24% (26%)
    • A little 15% (13%)
    • None at all 22% (21%)
    How much confidence do you have in Mitt Romney’s ability to handle an international crisis -- a lot, some, a little, or none at all?
    • A lot 30% (26%)
    • Some 28% (32%)
    • A little 16% (15%)
    • None at all 25% (22%)
    Do you think the recent economic expansion of China has been generally good for the U.S. economy, or bad for the US economy, or had no effect on the U.S. economy?
    • Generally good 15%
    • Generally bad 54%
    • No effect 12%
    Do you think the U.S. is doing the right thing by fighting the war in Afghanistan now, or should the U.S. not be involved in Afghanistan now?
    • Doing the right thing 31%
    • Should not be involved 59% 
    Among Democrats
    • Doing the right thing 23%
    • Should not be involved 67% 
    Among Republicans
    • Doing the right thing 50%
    • Should not be involved 39% 
    Thinking about Iran, which comes closer to your opinion? 1. Iran is a threat to the United States that requires military action now. 2. Iran is a threat that can be contained with diplomacy now. 3. Iran is not a threat to the United States at this time.
    • Threat to U.S. requiring military action now 22%
    • Threat can be contained with diplomacy now 52%
    • Not a threat to U.S. at this time 17%
    Among Democrats
    • Threat to U.S. requiring military action now 9%
    • Threat can be contained with diplomacy now 61%
    • Not a threat to U.S. at this time 22%
    Among Republicans
    • Threat to U.S. requiring military action now 39%
    • Threat can be contained with diplomacy now 45%
    • Not a threat to U.S. at this time 7%
    If Israel were to attack Iran to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, then what should the U.S. do? Should the U.S. support Israel's military action, or should the U.S. not get involved? 
    • Support Israel's military action 53%
    • Should not get involved 39%
    Among Democrats
    • Support Israel's military action 43%
    • Should not get involved 47%
    Among Republicans
    • Support Israel's military action 75%
    • Should not get involved 19%
    Do you think the Obama Administration had information that could have prevented the recent attacks on American embassies and consulates in the Middle East, or didn't they have that information?
    • Had information that could've prevented attacks 42%
    • Did not have information 35% 
    Among Democrats
    • Had information that could've prevented attacks 21%
    • Did not have information 52% 
    Among Republicans
    • Had information that could've prevented attacks 66%
    • Did not have information 19% 
    Among Independents
    • Had information that could've prevented attacks 41%
    • Did not have information 33%
    Who do you think will win the next presidential debate?
    • Barack Obama 42%
    • Mitt Romney 34%
    Survey of 790 likely voters was conducted October 17-20, 2012.  The margin of error is +/- 4 percentage points.  Party ID: 32% (35%) Democrat; 32% (29%) Republican; 35% (32%) Independent.  Ideology: (42%) Conservative; (33%) Moderate; (22%) Liberal.  Results from the poll conducted September 8-12, 2012 are in parentheses. 

    Poll Watch: Washington Times/Zogby 2012 Presidential Survey

    • Barack Obama (D) 49.7% (44.5%) [49.7%] {45.7%} (42.0%) [43.2%]
    • Mitt Romney (R) 47.3% (45.1%) [41.1%] {45.7%} (42.8%) [43.6%]
    • Not sure 3.0% (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 56% (66.6%) [61.3%]
    • Really dislike Romney 14% (14.7%) [14.5%]
    • He is the lesser of two evils 13.8% (8.2%) [11.7%]
    • Simply voting for Democrat 11.4% (8.5%) [9.1%]
    • Not sure 4.8% (2.0%) [3.4%]
    (Among Romney Voters) Which of the following best describes why you are voting for Mitt Romney?
    • Think he is the best candidate 70.5% (69.4%) [58.2%]
    • Really dislike Obama 15.5% (13.4%) [16.0%]
    • He is the lesser of two evils 11.1% (12.8%) [16.1%]
    • Simply voting for GOP 1.7% (2.4%) [5.8%]
    • Not sure 1.3% (2.1%) [3.9%]

    Based on what you saw or read about the second presidential debate, who do you think won?
    • Barack Obama 41.5% (14.4%)
    • Mitt Romney 27.9% (64.9%)
    • It was a tie 26.8% (13.0%)
    • Not sure 3.9% (7.7%)
    Note: Results from the poll conducted after the first presidential debate are in parentheses.

    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's math adds up - he can cut taxes and balance the budget 41.1% (43.7%)
    • Romney's math doesn't add up, and he cannot do both 49.0% (43.7%)
    • Not sure 9.8% (12.6%)
    Note: Results from the poll conducted after the first presidential debate are in parentheses.
     
    Regardless of whom you support, who do you think will win November's presidential election?
    • Barack Obama 49.4% (54.1%) [57.4%] {48%} (44.9%)
    • Mitt Romney 37.7% (32.4%) [29.9%] {37%} (32.8%)
    Who do you think would make a better first lady?
    • Michelle Obama 36.3%
    • Ann Romney 25.9%
    • Both equally suited 17.2%
    • Don't prefer either 11.9%
    • Not sure 8.8%
    Who is to blame for mishandling the terrorist attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya that left the ambassador and three other Americans dead?
    • White House 29.2%
    • State Dept. 16.1%
    • Defense Dept. 5.2%
    • Congress 3.1%
    • No one -- the attack was not mishandled 30.3%
    • Not sure 16.1%
    Survey of 800 likely voters was conducted October 18-20, 2012The margin of error is +/- 3.5 percentage points. Results from the poll conducted October 5-7, 2012 are in parentheses.  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. 

    Inside the numbers:
    Mr. Romney holds a slight lead among independents (49%-42%) and the two candidates are nearly tied among women, with Mr. Obama polling 50% to Mr. Romney’s 47%. On the other hand, the two are pretty much tied among men now (Obama 49% to Romney’s 47%). Thus, the real gap, as noted before in this column, is the marriage gap – especially married women vs. single women.
    Mr. Romney now hits 58% among white voters, his best performance yet, but Mr. Obama is outperforming his 2008 showing by polling 40%. As I have written before, the former Massachusetts Governor must get an even larger share of whites to offset what will be a declining share of the total vote in 2012. Mr. Obama continues to consolidate his leads among Hispanics (74%-26%, larger than his 67%-31% victory in 2008) and African Americans (89%-6%, compared with 95%-5% in 2008).
    Adding Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson and other third-party candidates into the mix doesn’t change the race much. Mr. Johnson collects 3 percent of the vote, and others get less — and Mr. Obama still leads Mr. Romney by 2 percentage points.
    Mr. Obama was seen as the winner of last week’s second presidential debate, 42 percent to 28 percent, over Mr. Romney, according to the 80 percent of likely voters who watched at least part of it. But the debate didn’t move the needle much — about 6 percent said it swayed them toward Mr. Obama, and 7 percent said they moved toward Mr. Romney.

    Sunday, October 21, 2012

    Poll Watch: PPP (D) Missouri 2012 Presidential Survey

    PPP (D) Missouri 2012 Presidential Poll
    • Mitt Romney 52% {51%} [53%] (52%) {44%} [45%] (47%) {45%} [44%] (47%) 
    • Barack Obama 46% {45%} [41%] (42%) {45%} [45%] (43%) {43%} [43%] (41%)
    Among Independents
    • Mitt Romney 53% {50%} [45%] (49%) {42%} [46%] (43%) {39%} [45%] (47%)
    • Barack Obama 43% {41%} [44%] (43%) {39%} [37%] (40%) {42%} [33%] (35%)
      Among Moderates
    • Barack Obama 58% {61%} [57%] (58%) {66%} [61%] (61%) {63%} [61%] (55%)
    • Mitt Romney 40% {32%} [32%] (36%) {23%} [27%] (28%) {22%} [25%] (28%)
    Among Men
    • Mitt Romney 53% {52%} [56%] (60%) {44%} [49%] (50%) {49%} [47%] (52%)
    • Barack Obama 45% {43%} [37%] (35%) {45%} [41%] (40%) {39%} [40%] (36%)
    Among Women
    • Mitt Romney 52% {50%} [51%] (44%) {45%} [42%] (44%) {42%} [41%] (42%)
    • Barack Obama 46% {47%} [43%] (47%) {45%} [49%] (47%) {47%} [45%] (46%)
    Who do you think won the Presidential debate on Tuesday night?
    • Barack Obama 42%
    • Mitt Romney 42%
    • Not sure 16%
    Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on the issue of the economy?
    • Mitt Romney 54% {53%}
    • Barack Obama 43% {42%}
    Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on the issue of Libya?
    • Mitt Romney 52%
    • Barack Obama 41%
    Do you trust Barack Obama or Mitt Romney more on women's issues?
    • Mitt Romney 49% 
    • Barack Obama 46%
    Favorable / Unfavorable {Net}
    • Mitt Romney 52% {49%} [51%] (48%) {38%} [30%] (28%) {31%} [32%] (30%) / 45% {46%} [43%] (45%) {50%} [54%] (51%) {45%} [44%] (42%) {+7%}
    Among Independents
    • Mitt Romney 52% {48%} [47%] (46%) {36%} [34%] (28%) {26%} [35%] (26%) / 46% {45%} [43%] (50%) {46%}  [48%] (48%) {46%} [41%] (39%) {+6%}
    Among Moderates
    • Mitt Romney 40% {33%} [32%] (35%) {22%} [28%] (25%) {26%} [29%] (20%) / 57% {60%} [60%] (59%) {66%} [59%] (50%) {46%} [47%] (48%) {-17%}
    Among Men
    • Mitt Romney 53% {50%} [54%] (54%) {40%} [30%] (29%) {35%} [32%] (34%) / 45% {45%} [40%] (41%) {51%} [57%] (54%) {50%} [49%] (42%) {+8%}
    Among Women
    • Mitt Romney 51% {49%} [49%] (43%) {36%} [30%] (28%) {29%} [31%] (27%) / 46% {46%} [45%] (49%) {49%} [52%] (47%) {41%} [39%] (42%) {+5%}
    Do you approve or disapprove of President Barack Obama’s job performance?
    • Approve 44% {43%} [39%] (42%) {44%} [45%] (43%) {43%} [43%] (43%)
    • Disapprove 54% {53%} [55%] (55%) {52%} [50%] (53%) {53%} [52%] (52%)
    Survey of 582 likely Missouri voters was conducted October 19-21, 2012.  The margin of error is +/- 4.1 percentage points.  Party ID: 37% {33%} [35%] (39%) {33%} [35%] (37%) {37%} [37%] (39%) Republican; 34% {32%} [33%] (30%) {35%} [39%] (33%) {37%} [38%] (36%) Democrat; 30% {35%} [32%] (32%) {33%} [27%] (30%) {25%} [25%] (26%) Independent/Other.  Political ideology: 26% {29%} [33%] (27%) {30%} [27%] (27%) {32%} [27%] Moderate; 26% {27%} [29%] (29%) {25%} [22%] (26%) {25%} [27%] Somewhat conservative; 20% {20%} [19%] (19%) {21%} [20%] (23%) {20%} [22%] Very conservative; 16% {14%} [12%] (16%) {14%} [21%] (14%) {14%} [16%] Somewhat liberal; 12% {11%} [8%] (9%) {9%} [10%] (10%) {9%} [8%] Very liberal.  Results from the poll conducted October 1-3, 2012 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted August 28-29, 2012 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted August 20, 2012 are in parentheses.   Results from the poll conducted May 24-27, 2012 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted January 27-29, 2012 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted September 9-12, 2011 are in parentheses.  Results from the poll conducted April 28 - May 1, 2011 are in curly brackets.  Results from the poll conducted March 3-6, 2011 are in square brackets.  Results from the poll conducted November 29 - December 1, 2010 are in parentheses.