A statewide telephone survey of 500 likely voters in Wisconsin Shows President Obama up by six points. X the gender gap here is quite pronounced, with Obama up 20 points among women (56% to 36%) x the race is tied among voters over 50 / with each of the candidates garnering 46% of the vote.
A statewide telephone survey of 500 likely voters in Wisconsin Shows President Obama up by six points. X the gender gap here is quite pronounced, with Obama up 20 points among women (56% to 36%) x the race is tied among voters over 50 / with each of the candidates garnering 46% of the vote.
A statewide telephone survey of 500 likely voters in Wisconsin Shows President Obama up by six points. X the gender gap here is quite pronounced, with Obama up 20 points among women (56% to 36%) x the race is tied among voters over 50 / with each of the candidates garnering 46% of the vote.
RE: New Statewide Poll in Wisconsin Shows President Obama up by Six Points
A statewide telephone survey of 500 likely voters in Wisconsin was conducted by Grove Insight November 1 st 2 nd using professional interviewers. Quotas were set to ensure calling into cell phone only households. The margin of error is plus or minus 4.4 percentage points at the 95% level of confidence.
Obama has a lead - and he may have room to grow x Barack Obama is currently ahead of Mitt Romney by six percentage points (48% to 42%). x The President has better numbers than Romney for working "to re-build the middle class economy (+10 Obama) and for having a concrete plan to move our country forward (+8). Because both of these metrics impact vote choice and run ahead Obama's support, this may indicate that he has not yet hit his ceiling. x The gender gap here is quite pronounced, with Obama up 20 points among women (56% to 36%). He trails by less than half that among men (40% to 48%). x By nine points, Wisconsin voters say it's Romneynot Obamawho "you can't really believe what he says (34% Obama, 43% Romney). In a state that is fatigued by politics, this is telling. x The president leads in every single media market across Wisconsin except the out-of-state markets, where he trails by four points (44% Romney, 40% Obama). x As we would expect to see, Obama leads among those under 50 (52% to 38%). The race is tied among voters over 50 with each of the candidates garnering 46% of the vote. This division among older voters is reflective of a similar division among Wisconsin independents39% of whom are voting for Romney, 38% of whom chose Obama, and 17% of whom are undecided.
Who does it better describe Democrat Barack Obama or Republican Mitt Romney? [Names rotated] Obama Romney Will work to re-build the middle class economy 47 37 Has a concrete plan to move our country forward 46 38 You can't really believe what he says 34 43 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 2% 8% Presidential Vote Wisconsin +6 48% 42% Romney 37% Lean Romney 5% Obama 44% Lean Obama 4% Undecided Other
Demographic comparisons between this Grove Insight poll, the voterfile and other recent public surveys conducted in Wisconsin
Grove Insight Poll November 1-2 The actual voter file MSNBC October 31 PPP October 29-30 The Wisconsin Survey (WPR) October 25-29 Voters under age 30 12 NA 12 9 45 (Ages 18- 44) Voters age 30-59 54 NA 55 71 (Ages 30-65) Voters over age 60 31 NA 33 20 (Over 65) 55 (Ages 45+)
Women 52 52 52 53 49 Men 48 48 48 47 51
Self ID'd RepubIican 32 NA 29 30 32 SeIf ID'd independent 31 NA 35 36 22 SeIf ID'd Democrat 36 NA 34 34 42