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Poll Results: Who's to Blame For 'Fiscal Cliff?'Essential Reads
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Reading Between the LinesGwen's Take
Both presidential candidates have been campaigning hard with under a week to go until Nov. 6 (Photo: CNN) The days tick down to a precious few, and partisans on both sides of the political divide are asking the same essential question: What’s gonna happen? |
Romney forces see Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota ripe for turning redEssential Reads After a season dominated by talk of Ohio, Virginia and Florida, Campaign 2012 suddenly shifted focus to a new trio of states Wednesday amid a new verbal battle about which candidate is better positioned to win on Tuesday. |
Obama leads Romney in three swing states: NBC/WSJ pollEssential Reads President Obama narrowly leads Mitt Romney in three battleground states less than a week before the election, according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls. |
Touting momentum, Romney tries to look like a winnerEssential Reads He does it too often to be a slip of the tongue. When Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney addresses his growing crowds, he always catches himself. "If I'm president - when, I'm president," Romney says in his speeches now, drawing cheers from the crowd. |
Romney pulls even in Colorado, trails in Nevada: pollsEssential Reads Mitt Romney has pulled even with President Obama in the battleground state of Colorado, but continues to trail narrowly in Nevada, according to new NBC News/Wall Street Journal polls. |
Analysis: Calm Romney pins hopes on momentumEssential Reads Republican Mitt Romney is acting like a challenger who feels he has enough momentum and time to overtake the president by Election Day, two weeks from now. |
2012 presidential race all tied up: NBC/WSJ pollEssential Reads Two weeks before Election Day, President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are deadlocked at 47 percent among likely voters in the race for the White House, a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows. |
October 19, 2012Weekly Show As President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney prepare for their final debate, the roundtable analyzes the fiesty, second debate, the ever-tightening poll numbers, and the issues that are most important in the countdown to Election Day. Joining Gwen: Peter Baker, New York Times; John Dickerson, Slate Magazine; Amy Walter, ABC News; Charles Babington, Associated Press.
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Candidates zero in on Ohio as Romney gains in pollsEssential Reads On Monday night, President Obama sounded like a candidate digging deeper for a late burst of speed and prepared to lean into the tape at a photo finish in November. Post-debate polls indicate Mitt Romney has edged past the president among likely voters, including in the Midwest, and on Tuesday both men rededicated themselves to the contest in Ohio with less than a month left in the race. |
