Obama vs. RomneyObama vs. BachmannObama vs. PalinObama vs. PerryFavorite Sons:
Obama vs. local favorite sonsDeMint -- South Carolina
Santorum -- Pennsylvania
Romney -- Michigan and New Hampshire
Pawlenty -- Minnesota
Thune -- South Dakota
Gingrich -- Georgia
Christie -- New Jersey
Bachmann -- Minnesota (but I am showing her in Iowa instead because of Pawlenty)
Palin -- Arizona (she is allegedly moving there) and Alaska
Perry -- Texas
Cain -- Georgia (but I will show him in North Carolina)
Ron Paul -- Texas (but I will show him in Oklahoma for this purpose
Daniels -- Indiana (if the state is ever polled)
Johnson -- New Mexico
McCotter -- Michigan (but I will show him in Ohio for this purpose)
Huntsman -- Utah (but I show him in Idaho)
Roemer -- Louisiana
...Budget squabbles are messy, especially when politics are polarized and times are hard. They make nobody look good.
Wow. The change from June is pretty remarkable.
Well, I know it doesn't matter really, but adjusted to 2010 exit poll data it is:
44.0% Obama
43.6% Romney
2008 exit poll:
45.6% Obama
42.4% Romney
2006 exit poll:
44.9% Obama
43.2% Romney
2004 exit poll:
44.2% Romney
43.7% Obama
2000 exit poll:
45.0% Romney
43.0% Obama
Pennsylvania really can't be more R than it was in 2010, can it?