NBC/WSJ poll: Obama, Romney remain in dead heat
In the poll, the president leads his presumptive challenger by three points among registered voters, 47 to 44 percent, which is within the survey’s margin of error.
Last month, Obama’s edge over Romney was four points, 47 to 43 percent.
Also in the current poll, the president’s overall approval rating stands at 47 percent (down a point from May), and his favorable-unfavorable score is 48 to 38 percent (which is essentially unchanged).
Obama is ahead among African Americans (92 to 1 percent), women (52 to 39 percent), Latinos, voters ages 18-29 (52 to 35 percent) and independents (40 to 36 percent).
Romney leads among Tea Party supporters (94 to 1 percent), whites (53 to 38 percent) and men (48 to 43 percent).
There is only two things that stand out here. 92% of blacks still favor the president, down from 98% in the last election. Latino are still favoring him. How could any non bias individual, faced with the facts of the last 4 years, still vote for Obama. In reality, they can't. So there must be a reason, you figure it out.
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