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Hawaii Hiker

(3,165 posts) Tue Jan 31, 2012, 07:56 PM Jan 2012

President Obama approval above 50% in ten states plus DC for 2011

http://www.gallup.com/poll/152372/Obama-Approval-Above-States-2011.aspx

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President Obama approval above 50% in ten states plus DC for 2011 (Original Post) Hawaii Hiker Jan 2012 OP

Florida and Ohio need to be on that list. liberal N proud Jan 2012 #1

I think Scott's unpopularity in FL. and Kasish's in OH Hawaii Hiker Jan 2012 #2

Man, after all the president did for the car industry, Michigan SHOULD be on this list!! Liberal_Stalwart71 Jan 2012 #3

Oh, man, this is a great poll. Thanks, man. Major Hogwash Feb 2012 #4

liberal N proud

(60,331 posts)

1. Florida and Ohio need to be on that list.

Reply to Hawaii Hiker (Original post)

Tue Jan 31, 2012, 08:06 PM

Jan 2012

Those are the two most vulnerable.

Hawaii Hiker

(3,165 posts)

2. I think Scott's unpopularity in FL. and Kasish's in OH

Reply to liberal N proud (Reply #1)

Tue Jan 31, 2012, 08:17 PM

Jan 2012

will only help Obama in Nov., even if he's not at 50% approval in those 2 states...

Liberal_Stalwart71

(20,450 posts)

3. Man, after all the president did for the car industry, Michigan SHOULD be on this list!!

Reply to Hawaii Hiker (Original post)

Tue Jan 31, 2012, 09:49 PM

Jan 2012

Major Hogwash

(17,656 posts)

4. Oh, man, this is a great poll. Thanks, man.

Reply to Hawaii Hiker (Original post)

Wed Feb 1, 2012, 04:03 AM

Feb 2012

That gallup poll is very interesting.
They list 12 "swing states" that may decide by how much President Obama wins re-election this year.

Very interesting poll, indeed.

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