A new Public Policy Poll shows Obama is losing support in Michigan:
Three months ago, 50% of Michiganders approved of Obama’s job performance. While the same 45% disapprove now, only 47% approve. That decline has come with both Democrats (from 90-7 to 78-15) and Republicans (13-85 to 4-92), while independents are roughly the same (47-42 now, and 47-44 then).
The same poll shows Mitt Romney is the only candidate who can seriously challenge Obama in that state:
The closest any Republican can come is Mitt Romney’s 48-41 deficit, followed by Mike Huckabee’s 50-41, Newt Gingrich’s 53-37, Sarah Palin’s 55-35, and Walker’s 52-32. As with Stabenow, Obama’s greatest strength is the 13-point Democratic turnout advantage over Republicans, for Romney and
Huckabee do a better job of locking up their bases, and Obama leads by only one with independents over Romney and six over Huckabee.
Others included in the poll: Newt Gingrich, Sarah Palin, Mike Huckabee, and Scott Walker. Results suggested from this poll are consistent with an earlier PPP poll – that the only serious GOP threat to Obama in Michigan is Mitt Romney.
Careful, it’s the Daily News. It’s the the most horrid of Democrat rags.
I wonder what the Rasmussen Poll would find?
Mitt will win Michigan in the primary and the general.
I feel their is a lot more people on board for Mitt Romney, than most think……………..they like me, are waiting…for him to finally JUMP IN…………………..PALIN AND HOUND ARE NOT RUNNING, THEY WOULD LOSE THEIR COZY FOX NEWS CHECKS