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A Public Policy Polling/Daily Kos/SEIU poll showed Obama with 50 percent of the vote to Romney’s 42 percent, while a Pew Research Center poll gave Obama a 49-42 lead.
Both polls showed an increase in Obama’s lead. The May PPP poll showed Obama with a 49-44 lead over Romney, while the April Pew Poll showed Obama with a 49-45 advantage.
Both polls showed a continued, large gender gap. Obama leads Romney by just 2 percent in the poll, 47-45, among men. Among women, however, Obama has a commanding 52-40 lead. The Pew poll shows similar results, with Obama winning 46-44 among men, and 51-40 among women.
The polls did have some variance. The Pew poll showed Obama winning Hispanic voters handily, 67-21, while the PPP poll showed the race much closer among Hispanics, with Obama leading 49-45.
Both polls showed Obama leading handily among voters under 65. The PPP poll showed Obama and Romney tied among voters over 65, while the Pew poll showed Romney leading Obama, 49-42. Romney also did relatively well with white voters and voters making more than $75,000 per year.
Romney's only true supporters are rich white men over 65 and their obedient Stepford wives which was similar to what McCain won in 2008. If Romney cannot win 50% of women plus 40% of hispanics in November he cannot win.
Oh well....You take care.
ME!!