PPP: Barack Obama wins debate by 22 points among Independents

[blacken700]

Although Obama only won the PPP poll by 4 overall, that's because Republicans almost all voted for Romney regardless.
 
What's significant is that Obama won easily with Independents. Those are the key group to reach, as we know.
 
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/10/colorado-voters-give-obama-narrow-victory-in-debate.html

[Soul Crusher]

CNN POLL POST DEBATE BREAKDOWN!!!


Romney wins strong leader over obama 48% to obama 45%



who attacked more? 49% obozo -35% Romney...



who would do a better job on the economy? 58% Romney 40% Obozo

Who would do a better job on health car? 49% Romney - 46% Obama

Who would better handle Taxes? 51% Romney 44% Obama

Who would better handle the deficit??? 59% Romney 36% Obama


John King CNN just said if these numbers don't dramatically change Romney wins the election!!!!
 

[Fury]

CNN POLL POST DEBATE BREAKDOWN!!!


Romney wins strong leader over obama 48% to obama 45%



who attacked more? 49% obozo -35% Romney...



who would do a better job on the economy? 58% Romney 40% Obozo

Who would do a better job on health car? 49% Romney - 46% Obama

Who would better handle Taxes? 51% Romney 44% Obama

Who would better handle the deficit??? 59% Romney 36% Obama


John King CNN just said if these numbers don't dramatically change Romney wins the election!!!!
 

Pwnt.

[dario73]

In COLORADO. I didn't know Colorado was representative of the entire nation.

Like I said yesterday, if Obama just shows he is breathing in the debate, the media will proclaim him a winner. This is the beginning of that falsehood.

From the same article posted by the delusional op:

The debate enhanced both candidates' images with Colorado voters. 40% now say they have a more positive opinion of Obama than they did before the debate, to 36% who see him less favorably. Mitt Romney actually does slightly better on that front with 44% of voters saying they see him more positively now to 35% with a less charitable opinion.

The debate isn't likely to make a big difference in the state of the race in Colorado. 37% of voters say it made them more likely to vote for Obama, 36% say it made them more likely to vote for Romney, and 27% say it didn't make a difference to them either way. We will continue calling Colorado voters on Wednesday and then release a full Presidential poll for the state on Thursday.

[Hawk]

Pwnt.

[Hugo Chavez]

CNN POLL POST DEBATE BREAKDOWN!!!


Romney wins strong leader over obama 48% to obama 45%



who attacked more? 49% obozo -35% Romney...



who would do a better job on the economy? 58% Romney 40% Obozo

Who would do a better job on health car? 49% Romney - 46% Obama

Who would better handle Taxes? 51% Romney 44% Obama

Who would better handle the deficit??? 59% Romney 36% Obama


John King CNN just said if these numbers don't dramatically change Romney wins the election!!!!
 

is this an online poll?

[whork]

CNN POLL POST DEBATE BREAKDOWN!!!


Romney wins strong leader over obama 48% to obama 45%



who attacked more? 49% obozo -35% Romney...



who would do a better job on the economy? 58% Romney 40% Obozo

Who would do a better job on health car? 49% Romney - 46% Obama

Who would better handle Taxes? 51% Romney 44% Obama

Who would better handle the deficit??? 59% Romney 36% Obama


John King CNN just said if these numbers don't dramatically change Romney wins the election!!!!
 

I thought CNN was a liberal stronghold

[dario73]

[Hugo Chavez]

WTF is up with jackasses refusing to post links to shit like this?  Over and over, just post a fucking link so people don't have to question if it's bullshit or not   fucking assholes.

[MCWAY]

The major post debate polls are showing most debate watchers think President Obama was
the winner — and a typical finding comes in the CNN post-debate poll of registered voters who actually watched the debate.
They were 33 percent Democratic and 33 percent Republican — which means it’s weighted a bit to include about 8 percent more Republicans than the voting population as a whole.

Bottom line: by 46-39 percent, the CNN.com poll respondents called Obama the winner. But asked who did the debate make you more likely to vote for, the respondents were tied between Romney and Obama, 25-25 percent.

Still, Romney won in other key areas:
*On who would better handle the economy: 58 percent Romney; 40 percent Obama.
*On who would better handle health care: 49 percent Romney; 46 percent Obama
*On taxes: 51 percent Romney; 44 percent Obama
*On who is a stronger leader: 49 percent Romney; 46 percent Obama
*On who is more likeable: 47 percent Obama: 41 percent Romney
*On who cares more about your life: 44 percent Obama; 40 percent Romney
*On who answered more directly: 45 percent Romney; 43 percent Obama

http://blog.sfgate.com/nov05election/2012/10/16/cnn-poll-obama-wins-overall-romney-wins-many-issues/

As for the claim of oversampling Republicans, according to Rasmussen, the breakdown of party identification, nationally is: 38% GOP; 33% Democrat; 29% Independent

[Soul Crusher]

[MCWAY]

Although Obama only won the PPP poll by 4 overall, that's because Republicans almost all voted for Romney regardless.
 
What's significant is that Obama won easily with Independents. Those are the key group to reach, as we know.
 
http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2012/10/colorado-voters-give-obama-narrow-victory-in-debate.html

Tell that to these folks.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2012/10/16/luntz_focus_group_of_mostly_former_obama_voters_switch_to_romney.html