[fremont_steve]

Who cares - the only poll that really counts is the exit polling in November - all others are just guesses. Further, this far out - people DO change their minds...often.

[rogue yam]

Registered voters and Zero is below 50%. Not good for him.

[tobyhill]

I guarantee with this “registered” results Romney is up easily by 8%. The other day I was looking at a poll for North Carolina that showed “Registered” had Obama up but when you look deeper it showed 12% of the “registered” weren't even registered in the county they live in which makes me believe either the people polled lied about actually being registered or the polling company got the results they wanted by skewing the data.

[SoFloFreeper]

How the hell anyone could seriously vote for the Kenyan communist is mind boggling.

I “get” (but don’t agree with) people not wanting to vote for Mitt. I understand that.

I just DON’T get anyone being enthusiastic ABOUT voting for Obamugabe.

[4yearlurker]

Here in Southwest PA I see yard signs going up that read:”Stop The War on Coal! Fire Obama!”

Maybe...just maybe the folks in my area are finally getting it.

[Graewoulf]

” - - - The six-week survey of registered voters shows Barack Obama stuck in a tie at 46/46 with Romney, - - - “

That’s it?

After a long Primary Campaign, Romney is only a coin-flip away from losing to disastrous Obama?

Thanks for the warning Romney, now sit down in your preppy little corner while you wait to be DUMPED in Tampa.

[cricket]

Too bad; Romney does not have the courage to actually ‘take Obama on’. If he did; think he would have left, by now, Obama; not just close behind; but rather, in the dust. . .where he belongs.

[Homer_J_Simpson]

What is the purpose of a 6-week poll? Isn’t the idea to get a snapshot of public opinion at a particular point in time? Opinions gathered on day 1 of the survey could be obsolete at the end of 6 weeks.

[ExNewsExSpook]

The real story here is the companion poll on veterans. Don’t forget, within the past month, Reuters claimed Obama was ahead in that group by seven points, and a survey from the WSJ-NBC News said Romney was up by only eight points. Now, according to Gallup, Romney has a 24-point lead. Yes, veterans represent only 13% of the voting population, but they are a key demographic in states like VA, NC, FL and NV, to name a few.

Obviously, the pollsters for Reuters and the WSJ must have borrowed a bottle of Zogby’s secret sauce to come up with their results. But even if those polls had any degree of accuracy/credibility, it suggests that vets are breaking for Romney in a big way. Obama can’t give Romney that sort of lead (even among a relatively small segment of the electorate) and win re-election.

[Leep]

“Obama finds himself stuck in the mid-40s”

Against a fellow lib no less. What is the world coming too?

[chooseascreennamepat]

When you ocnsider that the polling sample was 68% registered Dems and 32% Republican, that ain’t bad.