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Originally Posted by classicman
Got a link to that poll? Those out today do NOT show that at all.
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Here's from today, via Kos:
(I recommend checking it out on the site, the formatting is dumb copied)
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Let's look at the latest national polling (excluding the daily trackers, which don't provide gender breakdowns), plus a couple of recent state polls:
Gender gap
NBC/WSJ (5/15-20) All Women Men
Obama 47 53 40 +24
Romney 43 38 49
dKos/SEIU (5/17-20) All Women Men
Obama 47 51 42 +19
Romney 46 41 51
WaPo (5/17-20) All Women Men
Obama 49 51 47 +9
Romney 45 44 49
IBD/CSM (5/17) All Women Men
Obama 43 45 41 +10
Romney 40 37 43
Fox (5/13-15) All Women Men
Obama 46 55 37 +27
Romney 39 33 46
PPP-PA (5/17-20) All Women Men
Obama 50 56 43 +25
Romney 42 36 48
SUSA-NC (5/18-21) All Women Men
Obama 44 50 38 +23
Romney 45 40 51
Compare it to two weeks ago, and it's clear that the gap hasn't gone anywhere. Obama maintains significant leads among women in pretty much every one of those polls.
What makes some gender gaps less pronounced is the percent of men Obama gets—the better he does among men, the smaller the gap.
That's not exactly good news for Team Red, which needs to run up big margins against men to have any chance of victory. Because they sure as heck ain't gonna pick up the ladies.
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