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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsPPP: Obama leads with EVERYONE in IA
PPP: Obama leads with EVERYONE in IAhttp://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/09/26/1136789/-PPP-Obama-leads-with-EVERYONE-in-IA
Obama leads by 7 in Iowa
PPP's newest Iowa poll finds Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney by 7 points in the state, 51-44. Obama's advantage has increased by 5 points since PPP's last poll of the state in late August when he led just 47-45.
The biggest change in the last month has been significant deterioration in Mitt Romney's image. His favorability has dropped a net 14 points from -1 at 47/48 to -15 at 40/55. His 47% comments last week appear to be hurting him more in Iowa than most places. 42% of voters in the state say they made them less likely to vote for him, compared to only 24% who consider them a positive. Overall 51% of voters consider his comments to have been inappropriate to 42% who thought they were ok.
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Obama's further consolidated his party base over the last month and now leads 91-7 with Democrats, compared to 87-10 in August. We're also seeing a more Democratic likely electorate this time around. That's a function of the fact that 62% of Democrats say they're 'very excited' to vote this fall compared to only 55% of Republicans who say the same. For most of the cycle there's been a perceived pro-Republican enthusiasm gap but now it seems like that's flipped with Democrats saying they're more excited about the election.
In addition to Romney's decline Obama is also becoming at least a little bit stronger in Iowa in his own right. His approval is on narrowly positive ground at 49/48, compared to 45/50 a month ago. Obama has the edge over Romney on both who voters trust more on the economy (49/47) and on foreign policy (50/44)...Obama leads with both women (53-44) and men (49-44) in Iowa. He's up 47-43 with independents. He also leads with every age group. His wide, 2008 like, lead with young voters at 64-29 is notable, as is his 49-47 advantage with seniors.
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http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/09/obama-leads-by-7-in-iowa.html
PPP's newest Iowa poll finds Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney by 7 points in the state, 51-44. Obama's advantage has increased by 5 points since PPP's last poll of the state in late August when he led just 47-45.
The biggest change in the last month has been significant deterioration in Mitt Romney's image. His favorability has dropped a net 14 points from -1 at 47/48 to -15 at 40/55. His 47% comments last week appear to be hurting him more in Iowa than most places. 42% of voters in the state say they made them less likely to vote for him, compared to only 24% who consider them a positive. Overall 51% of voters consider his comments to have been inappropriate to 42% who thought they were ok.
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Obama's further consolidated his party base over the last month and now leads 91-7 with Democrats, compared to 87-10 in August. We're also seeing a more Democratic likely electorate this time around. That's a function of the fact that 62% of Democrats say they're 'very excited' to vote this fall compared to only 55% of Republicans who say the same. For most of the cycle there's been a perceived pro-Republican enthusiasm gap but now it seems like that's flipped with Democrats saying they're more excited about the election.
In addition to Romney's decline Obama is also becoming at least a little bit stronger in Iowa in his own right. His approval is on narrowly positive ground at 49/48, compared to 45/50 a month ago. Obama has the edge over Romney on both who voters trust more on the economy (49/47) and on foreign policy (50/44)...Obama leads with both women (53-44) and men (49-44) in Iowa. He's up 47-43 with independents. He also leads with every age group. His wide, 2008 like, lead with young voters at 64-29 is notable, as is his 49-47 advantage with seniors.
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http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/09/obama-leads-by-7-in-iowa.html
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PPP: Obama leads with EVERYONE in IA (Original Post)
ProSense
Sep 2012
OP
Romney/Ryan want to do away with food stamps. Farmers know what that means for them.
JDPriestly
Sep 2012
#5
Ouch! That's gonna leave a mark. I can't wait til I get home to see if Martin, Tweety &......
Tarheel_Dem
Sep 2012
#6
Iowans are no-bullshit. Romney and Ryan are all-bullshit. It's a no-brainer. n/t
porphyrian
Sep 2012
#8
ProSense
(116,464 posts)1. Wow, no comment?
Laughter? Tears?
DCBob
(24,689 posts)2. Here's one.
YES!!!
Tx4obama
(36,974 posts)3. K&R n/t
DURHAM D
(32,611 posts)4. Wow - leading with seniors.
Ryan's job was to get Iowa for Romney by getting more seniors. FAIL
Obama also has the men. This is great.
JDPriestly
(57,936 posts)5. Romney/Ryan want to do away with food stamps. Farmers know what that means for them.
Not good.
DURHAM D
(32,611 posts)7. And hopefully they know that the Farm Bill has not passed the House
because of Ryan and his buddies.
Tarheel_Dem
(31,240 posts)6. Ouch! That's gonna leave a mark. I can't wait til I get home to see if Martin, Tweety &......
Rev Al cover these results. Every demographic? Poor Meghan McCain, she's gonna be certifiable.
porphyrian
(18,530 posts)8. Iowans are no-bullshit. Romney and Ryan are all-bullshit. It's a no-brainer. n/t
JoeyT
(6,785 posts)9. That's got to hurt.
At this point I'm waiting for someone to poll the Klan and have Obama come out ahead.
"Well sure we're racists and Obama isn't white, but have you seen the other guy?"
Blue Gardener
(3,938 posts)10. This Iowan
Is very happy to have so many smart neighbors
ProSense
(116,464 posts)11. Thank you
Iowans.