◼ New Hampshire: Romney 33% Gingrich 22% Paul 18%... - Rasmussen
◼ Voters See Gingrich, Romney As Strongest GOP Opponents for Obama - Rasmussen
◼ Voters Like Romney Best, But GOP Voters Give Edge to Gingrich - Rasmussen
◼ 42% Say GOP Candidates Paying Too Much Attention to Trump - Rasmussen
◼ Election 2012: Obama 43%, Paul 35% - Rasmussen
◼ Gallup: Romney, Gingrich Beat Obama in 12 Swing States - Newsmax
◼ Rush: Gallup Poll Must Have White House 'Panicking' - Newsmax
◼ Surprise! Poll with ties to SEIU and Daily Kos says... Ron Paul getting close to leaders in Iowa - Doug Ross
◼ Gingrich Up 10 in Iowa; Perry Moves Into Third - Real Clear Politics
◼ InsiderAdvantage/Majority Opinion Research, conducted for Newsmax
◼ Romney, Gingrich Beat Obama in 12 Swing States - Newsmax
New USA Today/Gallup poll.... Former Massachusetts Gov. Romney leads Obama among registered voters, 48 percent to 43 percent, in the 12 states the survey covers. And former House Speaker Gingrich leads the president, 48 percent to 45 percent. Nationwide, Obama leads Gingrich, 50 percent to 44 percent, and Romney, 47 percent to 46 percent, according to the poll.◼ Rush Limbaugh: WH 'Must Be Panicking' About Gallup Poll - Newsmax
The 12 states are Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Wisconsin. Obama won all of them in 2008. Each could go either way next year, and Obama needs to win half of their electoral votes to gain a second term, according to USA Today.
The portion of voters in those states who identify themselves as Democratic or Democratic-leaning has dropped 4 percentage points since 2008, while the portion of Republicans has risen 5 points.
