The race for the White House continues this morning and a new CNN/ORC poll shows that 49% of likely voters are behind the president, while 46% support Mitt Romney.
New figures are also coming out of key battleground states, with a NBC/WSJ poll showing bumps for Obama among likely voters in Ohio, Florida and Virginia.
CNN's political editor Paul Steinhauser joins Early Start this morning to break down the numbers.
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Posted by Early Start's Sabrina Khan Filed under: 2012 election • Barack Obama • Mitt Romney |
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I FINALLY realized why it is that Romney spends all of his time criticizing Obama to bring him down- rather than building himself up. He's not only anti-Obama, he's anti-negro. In the Mormon religion, women and people of (any) color (including hispanics) are second-class citizens. It must anger him to no end that a black man is president of the United States.