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(Reuters) - President Obama leads Romney by 59 percent to 31 percent among early voters, according to Reuters/Ipsos polling data compiled in recent weeks.
Early voting was a big part of Obama's victory over Republican John McCain in 2008, and his campaign aims to repeat its success this year.
The Obama campaign says it is leading among early voters in Iowa and Ohio, and trailing by a smaller margin than 2008 in several other swing states. It expects its early voting efforts will help the campaign weather a blitz of negative ads expected to saturate the airwaves in battleground states in the final weeks before November 6.
"We've made early investments in battleground states - where we've been registering folks and keeping an open conversation going with undecided voters for months - to build a historic grass-roots organization that will pay off when the votes are counted," spokesman Adam Fetcher said.
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INdemo
(6,994 posts)These votes could be destroyed and down to incinerator ashes by election day.
SheilaT
(23,156 posts)actual on-the-spot exit polling? Or is it just the percentages of how people who voted are registered?
I find it hard to believe that in the early voting a full 10% have voted for someone other than Obama or Romney. There are never those kinds of third party numbers in the actual voting.
LisaL
(44,973 posts)Not exit polling.