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2016 Postmortem
Related: About this forumPresident Obama back up by 2 in Gallup
Approval had an even bigger gain:
http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx
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President Obama back up by 2 in Gallup (Original Post)
mvd
Sep 2012
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DemzRock
(1,016 posts)1. I swear Gallop and Raz are in cahoots to have one of the two polls...
give hope to the GOP.
mvd
(65,180 posts)2. This might be the effects of the 47% comment showing
Though Gallup is a head scratcher sometimes. Why it got down to even, I don't know.
TroyD
(4,551 posts)5. Perhaps, perhaps not
While Gallup did go down to a tie for a few days, that may just have been as a result of a couple of bad days of polling for Obama (perhaps during the Libya crisis?) and now is going back up because there were some bad days for Romney (the 47% etc.) It's possible that Gallup's numbers have been legitimate.
It's Rasmussen, as usual, that is still the odd one out today that is showing Romney tied.
Marsala
(2,090 posts)3. Approval had a crazy jump upwards
Could Gallup be adjusting their polling to match others' demographic assumptions?
DCBob
(24,689 posts)4. better late than never.
I suspect their numbers will now begin to make more sense.