Behavior Research Center (Who are they?) AZ: 0 44% / R:42%

Real Clear Politics ^ | 10-13-12 | RCP

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OBAMA PULLS EVEN WITH ROMNEY IN ARIZONA;

After trailing Mitt Romney by as much as eight points in the days immediately following the Presidential debate, the President is now in a statistical tie with Romney in Arizona both as regards the overall electorate and among those mostly likely to cast ballots. While Obama leads Romney by two points in the race for President, the gap is within the study’s margin of error and basically means they are in a dead heat. The Democrat candidates are drawing strongly from the ranks of minority voters and especially from Latinos. The credibility of Latino leadership to organize and produce voters via their grass roots campaigns this year will be put to a real test. If Latinos turn out in numbers proportionate to their population, which has never been the case in the past, they could help send a Democrat to the U.S. Senate and revitalize the once long tradition of Arizona having one Democrat and one Republican in the Senate. But if the Latino vote is disproportionately low, the Arizona Senate delegation will almost certainly stay in the GOP column. In a Rocky Mountain Poll completed this week by the Behavior Research Center, President Barack Obama leads Republican challenger Mitt Romney by 42 to 40 percent among all voters and by 44 to 42 percent among those voters who say they are definitely going to participate in the election. Given the 4.4 percent margin of error of this study, we conclude that the race is dead even at this point in time.

[libh8er]

In case you haven’t noticed, parts of Mesa are turning ghetto.

[nonsporting]

In case you haven’t noticed, parts of Mesa are turning ghetto.

Your point? There is economic malaise all over the phoenix greater metro area.

We are presently getting a large influx of disgruntled ex-californians who won't be voting for Obama.