Obama Holds Six Point Lead In Ohio
By Justin Duckham on May 24, 2012The former Massachusetts Governor trails Obama by a 42 to 48 percent margin, according to a NBC/Marist poll released Tuesday.
The former Massachusetts Governor trails Obama by a 42 to 48 percent margin, according to a NBC/Marist poll released Tuesday.
Americans appear to be closely divided over their impressions of Vice President Joe Biden, according to a new Gallup poll. 45 percent of those surveyed said they held Biden in an unfavorable light while 42 percent gave him a favorable rating, marking the first time in Biden’s Vice Presidency that…
Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney blasted President Obama’s handling of the nation’s public education system on Wednesday.
The White House is pointing to a new report out today suggesting that President Obama has overseen the smallest growth in federal spending since Dwight Eisenhower was in office.
Mitt Romney appears to lead in Florida, a crucial swing state. According to a new Quinnipiac University Poll, President Obama trails the former Massachusetts Governor by six points at 41 to 47 percent. The latest survey represents an upward trajectory for Romney. In early May, Romney and Obama essentially tied…
In Arkansas, the President also saw 40 percent of the state’s Democrats back Jon Wolfe, a little known candidate with no national backing.
Presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney continues to accuse President Obama of attempting to purposely shift attention away from a recovering, but still fragile economy.
As Catholic organizations file suit against the Obama administration challenging a provision in the Affordable Care Act requiring Catholic hospitals to help employees obtain contraception, a new Gallup poll shows that the majority of Catholics believe that birth control is morally acceptable. The poll shows that 82 percent of Catholics…
The RNC released a new web video Tuesday accusing President Obama’s campaign of covering up efforts to force Cory Booker to walk back his criticism of Democratic attacks on Mitt Romney.
A new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released Tuesday shows that the majority of voters who were surveyed say President Obama’s new found support of same-sex marriage will not impact their vote this November.
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