Pennsylvania poll: Obama up by 11
By CHARLES MAHTESIAN |
9/15/12 7:01 AM EDT
A Philadelphia Inquirer poll released Saturday has President Barack Obama leading Mitt Romney in Pennsylvania, 50 percent to 39 percent.
From the press release:
The post-convention surge that is often anticipated by both political parties in polling data appears to currently benefit President Barack Obama, who leads Republican Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney by 11 points among likely voters in the Keystone State, 50% to 39%, with a margin of error +/- 4%.
Pennsylvania Democrats are more consolidated behind Obama, with 77% in favor of Obama and 13% in favor of Romney, while Republicans are 18% in favor of Obama and 71% in favor of Romney.
The voters provided their opinion of the President, with a 56% favorable/40% unfavorable rating.
Following the conventions, Obama’s favorability rating has increased by 3 points, while his unfavorable rating has decreased by 6 points. Opinions of Romney have improved slightly following the conventions, but he still has a net negative personal popularity rating among voters in state, with 46% favorable/48% unfavorable rating.
http://www.politico.com/blogs/charlie-mahtesian/2012/09/pennsylvania-poll-obama-up-by-135640.html?hp=l1
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