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Obama helped the auto industry which Ohio relies on heavily. You can argue over the merits of the bailout all you want, but the fact is that Ohioans are glad that Obama bailed out Chrysler and GM. Secondly, the unemployment rate in Ohio is under 8% and the economy is growing.
Honestly, I don't think Romney has any chance any more, but if he does, I would suggest he concentrate his efforts in Florida and Virginia among the other swing states. I think he would be better off writing Ohio off and using his money in those other swing states where he has a better chance.
Ohio has a republican governor.
An unpopular Republican Governor.
Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago but a majority of you are not buying it.
Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.
The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.
Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.
Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago but a majority of you are not buying it.
Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.
The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.
Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.
It is great news for the country though
Oh look, another fake run on "Obama's doing great! It's a foregone conclusion that he'll win! Stay home, Republicans, don't vote!"
Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.
It is great news for the country though
Not really.
Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago — but a majority of you are not buying it.
Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.
The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.
Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.
About our poll – party breakdown | Politics ExtraOur pollster, Eric Rademacher - like most major pollsters - does NOT weight by party.
“The Ohio Newspaper Poll does not use self-identified partisanship in its weighting methodology,” Rademacher wrote. It weighs to correct for potential sampling biases in gender and region.
For those wondering, the poll found 48 percent of self-identified Democrats and 42 percent self-identified Republicans in the likely voter pool. The remaining 10 percent id’ed themselves as Independents
It is great news for the country though
Not really.
Yes it is.
the right in this country has been pumping the idea of taxes and regulations are evil.
It distroyed the world economy and now you are tripling down on the idiot ideas of the economic short bus school of the Austrians.
Your ideas failed in practice yet again.
why do you stick with historically failed ideas?
Mitt Romney keeps telling Ohioans they are worse off than four years ago but a majority of you are not buying it.
Six weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama holds a 51 to 46 percent lead in the state over his Republican challenger, according to the most recent Ohio Newspaper Poll of likely voters.
The poll, taken between Sept. 13 and Tuesday and jointly paid for by the eight largest circulating newspapers in Ohio, including The Repository, was conducted by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Cincinnati.
Ohio poll: Obama leads by 5 percentage points - Canton, OH - CantonRep.com
Romney's not likely to win if he loses Ohio, so this is not good news for him.
More shenanigans and skewing by the Obama friendly media....
About our poll party breakdown | Politics ExtraOur pollster, Eric Rademacher - like most major pollsters - does NOT weight by party.
The Ohio Newspaper Poll does not use self-identified partisanship in its weighting methodology, Rademacher wrote. It weighs to correct for potential sampling biases in gender and region.
For those wondering, the poll found 48 percent of self-identified Democrats and 42 percent self-identified Republicans in the likely voter pool. The remaining 10 percent ided themselves as Independents
that's a PLUS SIX +6 skew for Obama....
Don't worry....nothing to see here people, move along...... Obama is leading by 5 points.....move along.....
Oh look, another fake run on "Obama's doing great! It's a foregone conclusion that he'll win! Stay home, Republicans, don't vote!"
It is great news for the country though
Not really.
Yes it is.
the right in this country has been pumping the idea of taxes and regulations are evil.
It distroyed the world economy and now you are tripling down on the idiot ideas of the economic short bus school of the Austrians.
Your ideas failed in practice yet again.
why do you stick with historically failed ideas?
What a surprise... No internals provided in the article...
I'm shocked, I tell you.....
Do you pay to see the internals of Rasmussen polls?
What does that have to do with this poll?
Just trying to get the numbers of D/R/I...
Interesting that they don't disclose that... Not surprising, though....
Not really.
Yes it is.
the right in this country has been pumping the idea of taxes and regulations are evil.
It distroyed the world economy and now you are tripling down on the idiot ideas of the economic short bus school of the Austrians.
Your ideas failed in practice yet again.
why do you stick with historically failed ideas?
You're so far beyond stupid there is no remediation available to cure it. You just can not fix stupid.
Taxes and regulations didn't "destroy the world economy" Capt. Hyperbole.
And for the record, the Austrian school scholars were the ones who called the housing bubble as early as 2001. Pretty good for the "short bus school".
While your hero, Krugman, was the one clamoring for the federal reserve to pump that bubble up following the burst of the dotcom bubble.
You really should STFU permenantly, TM. You do nothing but drool on this forum.
Do you pay to see the internals of Rasmussen polls?
What does that have to do with this poll?
Just trying to get the numbers of D/R/I...
Interesting that they don't disclose that... Not surprising, though....
So it's a legitimate argument to categorically dismiss Rasmussen polls because they won't disclose their internals unless you pay for them?
What does that have to do with this poll?
Just trying to get the numbers of D/R/I...
Interesting that they don't disclose that... Not surprising, though....
So it's a legitimate argument to categorically dismiss Rasmussen polls because they won't disclose their internals unless you pay for them?
Rasmussen does disclose their internals... You said it yourself... You can get their methodology from their site directly as well...
Why would we dismiss them?
This poll, the topic of the thread, doesn't disclose their internals in the article... Not surprising, though...
Do you seriously think democratics will turnout in +6 to +11 numbers this year?
So it's a legitimate argument to categorically dismiss Rasmussen polls because they won't disclose their internals unless you pay for them?
Rasmussen does disclose their internals... You said it yourself... You can get their methodology from their site directly as well...
Why would we dismiss them?
This poll, the topic of the thread, doesn't disclose their internals in the article... Not surprising, though...
Do you seriously think democratics will turnout in +6 to +11 numbers this year?
I asked you if you paid to see Rasmussen's internals. You didn't answer.
So it's a legitimate argument to categorically dismiss Rasmussen polls because they won't disclose their internals unless you pay for them?
Rasmussen does disclose their internals... You said it yourself... You can get their methodology from their site directly as well...
Why would we dismiss them?
This poll, the topic of the thread, doesn't disclose their internals in the article... Not surprising, though...
Do you seriously think democratics will turnout in +6 to +11 numbers this year?
I asked you if you paid to see Rasmussen's internals. You didn't answer.
In a poll that samples 48/42/10 (D/R/I) and Barry is only up by 5, democratics in the campaign must be in panic mode...
0bama is toast...
