PPP: Obama Widens Leads In Iowa, Wisconsin After Final Debate

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Source: TPM

One poll shows Obama holding a narrow lead over Mitt Romney among likely voters in Iowa 49 percent to 47 percent. That's a marginal improvement for Obama since PPP's survey of Iowa a week ago, which showed him leading by only a point.

Obama's lead over the Republican nominee is even larger in Wisconsin. Likely voters in the Badger State prefer the president over Romney 51 percent to 45 percent. The president's 6-point lead is a wider gap than his 2-point edge in PPP's poll there conducted immediately following the Oct. 3 debate in Denver.

Thursday's polls of each state were conducted after Monday's final presidential debate on behalf of Health Care for America Now, a group established to protect and promote the Affordable Care Act.

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[hrmjustin]

1. But the liberal media says Mitt has the big MO.

[Dont call me Shirley]

2. In NM I see 3 or 4 Obama signs to every 1 Robme sign

[Iliyah]

3. Pres O leads in the swing states and has a comfortable lead

in the blue states, which cha ching means, WINNER.

[-LOKI -BAD FOR YA]

6. its so simple arithmetic gotv= 4 more years n\t

[rachel1]

4. While both are left-leaning swing states

I have no doubt that Obama will win the electoral votes of both.

The reich-wing crazies don't have a chance.

[YayArea]

5. IA, WI, and OH are the trifecta.

Winning those three states = re-election.

[fujiyama]

7. IA or NV

NV is probably slightly more likely to go for Obama, but both are looking encouraging...

[BigD_95]

8. why isnt Wisc being called as a lean Obama

yet NC is being called as a lean Mitt and its tighter then 6pts