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Related: About this forumGallup: No bounce for Romney post-GOP convention
Source: CBS News
September 4, 2012 3:26 PM
Gallup: No bounce for Romney post-GOP convention
By Lucy Madison
(CBS News) Despite a week of high-profile speeches and events designed to introduce Americans to the Republican presidential nominee, a new tracking poll from Gallup suggests that Mitt Romney received no bump in the polls as a result of the Republican National Convention.
The survey, which polled voters between August 31 and September 3, showed Romney with 46 percent support, while President Obama earned 47 percent support.
In Gallup's pre-convention tracking poll, conducted from August 24-27, Mr. Obama was at 46 percent support and Romney was at 47 percent. Both results are within the poll's margin of error, which is +/- three percent.
According to the survey, the lack of a bounce is "consistent with Gallup's immediate post-GOP convention reaction poll, showing Americans giving Romney's acceptance speech, and the convention more generally, rather muted ratings."
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Gallup: No bounce for Romney post-GOP convention
By Lucy Madison
(CBS News) Despite a week of high-profile speeches and events designed to introduce Americans to the Republican presidential nominee, a new tracking poll from Gallup suggests that Mitt Romney received no bump in the polls as a result of the Republican National Convention.
The survey, which polled voters between August 31 and September 3, showed Romney with 46 percent support, while President Obama earned 47 percent support.
In Gallup's pre-convention tracking poll, conducted from August 24-27, Mr. Obama was at 46 percent support and Romney was at 47 percent. Both results are within the poll's margin of error, which is +/- three percent.
According to the survey, the lack of a bounce is "consistent with Gallup's immediate post-GOP convention reaction poll, showing Americans giving Romney's acceptance speech, and the convention more generally, rather muted ratings."
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Read more: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_162-57505852-503544/gallup-no-bounce-for-romney-post-gop-convention/
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Gallup: No bounce for Romney post-GOP convention (Original Post)
Eugene
Sep 2012
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alcibiades_mystery
(36,437 posts)1. Look for the Big Money Romney donors to start looking for a hedge
calimary
(89,846 posts)3. Maybe they'll want to hedge their bets by sending money to Obama?
Frankly, I don't care. That's the name of the game, so Obama needs to get the most.
Full disclosure - I ARDENTLY support campaign finance reform, and the movement that's begun, state-by-state, for a Constitutional amendment to correct the horrendous Citizens United ruling.
Unfortunately, we're mired in the bad old ways. So if that's the state of affairs, then I want MY guy to have the biggest bucks.
Cha
(318,692 posts)2. Then there's another post
that has "CNN Breaking! romney gets 1 point bounce from convention".. brawawaaaa