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Obama widens margin over Romney in Massachusetts (64-32 RV, 60-38 LV)
Not a state that's on the line obviously, but these numbers might be worthwhile to examine from the perspective of an example of Romney's potential National deterioration.
Poll: President Obama leads Mitt Romney by 2 to 1 margin in Massachusetts
Tuesday, September 18, 2012, 1:00 AM
SPRINGFIELD - Although President Barack Obama is expected to defeat Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Massachusetts this November, the margin by which the incumbent is edging the one-term Bay State governor is growing, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
A survey by the Western New England University Polling Institute through a partnership with The Republican and MassLive.com revealed that Obama is now edging Romney, 64-32 percent, among registered voters and by 22 points, 60-38 percent, among likely voters.
In late May, the last time the university conducted a political poll, Obama led with registered voters 56-34 percent. At the time, likely voters weren't distinguished since the November election was more than five months away.
While Obama's favorable/unfavorable ratio has become more positive since the previous poll, Romney's popularity has dropped overall, according to the survey.
Tuesday, September 18, 2012, 1:00 AM
SPRINGFIELD - Although President Barack Obama is expected to defeat Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney in Massachusetts this November, the margin by which the incumbent is edging the one-term Bay State governor is growing, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
A survey by the Western New England University Polling Institute through a partnership with The Republican and MassLive.com revealed that Obama is now edging Romney, 64-32 percent, among registered voters and by 22 points, 60-38 percent, among likely voters.
In late May, the last time the university conducted a political poll, Obama led with registered voters 56-34 percent. At the time, likely voters weren't distinguished since the November election was more than five months away.
While Obama's favorable/unfavorable ratio has become more positive since the previous poll, Romney's popularity has dropped overall, according to the survey.
http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2012/09/poll_barack_obamas_wide_lead_o.html
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Even MOre! She's been doing a Great Job but we all want to make sure! 
I did give my cyberbuddy the suggestion about campaigning with Bill Clinton, TroyD and she said she would pass it on. 
