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Quinnipiac University Florida Poll: Romney 47% – Obama 41%

by Phantom Ace Comments Off on Quinnipiac University Florida Poll: Romney 47% – Obama 41%
Filed under Barack Obama, Elections 2012, Headlines, Mitt Romney at May 23rd, 2012 - 9:58 am

As a Florida resident I can testify to the accuracy of this poll. Many Floridians are tired of the Pharoah and his lies. His flip on Gay marriage did him damage here. Although many Floridians even those on the Right like me are OK with Civil Unions/Domestic Partnerships, Gay Marriage is a red line. Plus the economy sucks and Floridians have had it with the god-king. This has propelled Mitt Romney to 6 point lead.

Gov. Mitt Romney holds a 47 – 41 percent lead over President Barack Obama in Florida, where 63 percent of voters say the president’s support of same-sex marriage will not affect their vote, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released today. Another 25 – 11 percent of voters, including 23 – 9 percent among independent voters, say Obama’s support of gay marriage makes them less likely to support his candidacy.

Adding Florida U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio to the GOP ticket would give the Republican Romney/Rubio team a 49 – 41 percent lead over President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden.

Romney’s lead in the horse race compares to a 44 – 43 percent tie in a May 3 survey by the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-pe-ack) University and a 49 – 42 percent Obama lead March 28.

Florida registered voters say 52 – 44 percent that the president does not deserve a second term in the Oval Office and by 52 – 44 percent give him a thumbs-down on his job approval.

“Gov. Mitt Romney has slipped into the lead in Florida and that standing is confirmed by his much better numbers than the president when voters are asked whether they view the candidates favorably or unfavorably. They view Romney favorably 44 – 35 percent, while Obama gets a negative 45 – 50 percent favorability,” said Peter A. Brown, assistant vice president of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.

“The overall picture in Florida is positive for Romney, who is ahead 50 – 37 percent among men, while women are divided 44 – 45 percent. And the president is getting just 33 percent of white votes, compared to 85 percent of black votes and 42 percent of Hispanic votes.”

Romney is doing OK with Hispanic voters in Florida at 40%. He’s still under-performing with the Florida Hispanic vote, but odds are the undecided Hispanics would break for him, thus pushing him over 50%. Florida is not a battleground state. It should be moved into the lean Romney category.
(Hat Tip: Huckfunn)

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