CBS/NYT/Quinipiac (Thursday): Obama leads WI, VA. Romney leads CO

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[libh8er]

For release: Thursday, October 11, 20123:00 am ET** Embargoed until 3:00 am, Thursday, October 11th, 2012**After the First Debate: Tight in Colorado & Wisconsin; President Still Leads in Virginia October 4-9, 2012In Colorado, where President Barack Obama led by just a point in September, Mitt Romney nowhas a one-point edge. In Wisconsin, the race has tightened; Mr. Obama has just a three-pointlead now, down from six points last month. The race is unchanged in Virginia, where thePresident is holding onto a small lead. All three polls were conducted after the first presidentialdebate.  By about four to one, voters in all three of these battleground states say Mitt Romneywon last week’s presidential debate, and sizeable numbers say the debate made themthink better of him. But majorities say the debate didn’t affect their vote.  More voters think Mitt Romney has strong qualities of leadership than say that about thePresident, but voters are divided on whether he is honest and trustworthy

[Nifster]

Again a useless POS poll. There are no break out internals to let one know how they sampled. Quinnipiac is notoriously left wing in their polling skew so I will assume this is as well....HENCE I don’t believe a word of it

[Arthurio]

More craptastic college polls

[Lib-Lickers 2]

see 48c on the link

[HannibalHamlinJr]

Well here's 48c copied and pasted and some html tags slapped around it.

In the words of GW: "that dudn make any sense"

LIKELY VOTERS

CO

VA

WI

Republican

29%

28%

27%

Democrat

27

31

31

Independent

39

35

37

Other

4

3

5

[HannibalHamlinJr]

The results from the Sep 19 pre-debate version of this poll are virtually identical to these results (poll done Oct 4 - 9 -> doesn't specify when over that time frame.). No movement or slight shifts by no more than 1 point compared to Sep 19.

	CO	VA	WI
Republican	29%	28%	27%
Democrat	27	31	31
Independent	39	35	37
Other	4	3	5
Results	R48 O47 (+1)	R46 O51 (-5)	R50 O47 (-3)

[ScottinVA]

It all comes down to turnout. If our side really, truly wants to defeat Obama, we`ll have the record-setting turnout that will give us a chance to pull off this monumental task. If not, then that desire was never there in the first place.

People who sit on their asses and don`t vote or waste their vote on some obscure third-party type out of their purist ideal, especially in THIS election, need to keep their mouths shut and not bitch about their life condition if 0bama is reelected and everything goes to sh*t.

[onevoter]

If you ever check out “Real Clear Politics” you’ll find that Quinnipiac is always an outlier. They seem to exist primarily as a propaganda outlet for the left.

[LibLieSlayer]

obamao will not win a single one of those states. Polling companies are pulling out of Florida and Virginia and Wisconsin is NEVER going to vote obama. HAVE SOME FAITH!

LLS

[sergeantdave]

Republicans won the governor’s office and state legislature in 2010, and that vote was reaffirmed in the 2012 recall election; therefore, obuma will win Wisconsin in the presidential election.

Everyone understand that?

[TonyInOhio]

Based on early and absentee voting patterns as compared to 2008, I believe Romney has already won the state of Colorado. I suspect the campaigns think so, too - neither candidate has been there since the debates, and I’m certain Obama would be there almost daily if his numbers were decent in the state.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Romney is now leading in VA as one polling company has stopped polling that state because its a lock for Mitt.

[PapaBear3625]

I received a polling call yesterday, in PA. I told the pollster I was moderately for Obama. I figure the more complacent the Dems get leading up to the election, the less they will try, and the more shocked they will be on Nov 7.

[Nifster]

you really read in don’t you? 48c asks WISCONSIN voters their opinion on labor unions. There is a line below 48c which shows the number of likely voters from the three states polled. NOWHERE does it give a break out of the numbers of dens,repubs,or indies queried. That is why sample information is important.

[Lib-Lickers 2]

check post 5 and 6 and get back to us.. it’s under section 48c at the very bottom

it pretty much breaks down the party numbers for each state queried in the poll

[Nifster]

I already responded to your silliness.....48c is about how WWisc feels about unions....try again

[KC_Conspirator]

Bullsh**. Romney leads in VA.

[KC_Conspirator]

Do you have any idea about WI voter exit poll ID or voter registration numbers?

[Lib-Lickers 2]

See post 5 and 6 and tell us what that has to do with Wics unions?. those are the numbers from Colorado , Virginia and
Wisc internals

and then find where those figures came from and tell us they weren’t just a few short sentences below 48C

GOOD GAWD

[Lib-Lickers 2]

if you could explain what Breakout numbers are maybe that would help.,,, most of the polls give how many people from each party were involved in the poll taken and you can deduct from there what the real numbers are..