President Obama and Republican Mitt Romney
entered the final days of the presidential race tied in a state that the
campaigns only recently began contesting, a Tribune-Review poll shows.
The poll showed the race for Pennsylvania’s
20 electoral votes locked up at 47 percent in its final week. Romney was
scheduled to campaign in the Philadelphia area on Sunday, and former
President Bill Clinton planned to stump for Obama on Monday. The
campaigns have begun to saturate the airwaves with millions of dollars
in presidential advertising.
“They’re both in here because of exactly what
you’re seeing” in this poll, said Jim Lee, president of Susquehanna
Polling & Research, which surveyed 800 likely voters Oct. 29-31.
Most of the interviews occurred after Hurricane Sandy inundated Eastern
and Central Pennsylvania. The poll’s error margin is 3.46 percentage
points.
Nearly 60 percent of people say the country is
on the wrong track, and economic concerns continue to dominate. Almost
half of likely voters say economic issues are the primary driver of
their choice for president. (Continues)
MICHIGAN also close!
Who are you most likely to vote for in the Presidential election - Democratic President
Barack Obama, or Republican Nominee, Governor Mitt Romney, another candidate, or
are you undecided?
MICHIGAN also close!
Who are you most likely to vote for in the Presidential election - Democratic President
Barack Obama, or Republican Nominee, Governor Mitt Romney, another candidate, or
are you undecided?
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