MI-2012 President: 52% Obama (D), 44% Romney (R) (CNN/ORC 9/14-9/18)

CNN/ORC
9/14/12-9/18/12; 754 likely voters; 3.5% margin of error
Mode: Live telephone interviews
CNN release

Michigan

2012 President
52% Obama (D), 44% Romney (R) (chart)

Comments

[headkat1]

01:40 AM on 09/20/2012

OFF TOPIC, SORRY...I just heard about a white house "sex scandal"?? WOW...involving the secret service, etc. with prostitutes. .... Under this administration! There's no respect. ...what a shame!!

[A New Jersey Farmer]

11:18 PM on 09/19/2012

Obama winning men by 5? That might be optimistic, but clearly good numbers for him. No party breakdown, unless I missed it.

[WhatHaveRepublicansDone]

10:44 PM on 09/19/2012

Something must be in the pipeline concerning Iowa cause pollster has put it in the Obama Column. Now just a little more work in my home state of NC and the map will look just like I thought it would, only giving back IN, not too shabby for the president especially with all the obstructionism of repubs for the past 4 years.

[fjdasaro]

08:49 PM on 09/19/2012

Romney campaign started pulling ads from Michigan a little while ago. Their internals probably told them the same story as these public polls

[bipartisanshipsailed]

06:53 PM on 09/19/2012

More bad news for Romney in the Fox news Poll. Looks like Obama leads in the Ohio Virginia and Fl(+7,+8,+5). Now Of course Fox is trying to save Romney by throwing the extremely likely voters, but isn't likely voters the ones who are most likely to vote anyways.

[TJampel]

08:30 PM on 09/19/2012

Breaking: George Soros buys Fox from Rupert Murdock

Which explains everything of course; he's now bought up the entire universe of pollsters except for Gravis and FMWB

[PunchingDonkey]

08:43 PM on 09/19/2012

I don't know what this means, but I agree.

[bipartisanshipsailed]

09:45 PM on 09/19/2012

Sorry Fox news had another poll of extremely interested likely voters that showed a closer race. Which I felt in my opinion was pointless.

[TJampel]

05:27 PM on 09/19/2012

Romney stuck at same 44% as in PPP; Obama up another tick though....to 52%. Maybe undecideds break 150/-50 for Romney, in which case it's a dead heat.

[Williame123]

06:17 PM on 09/19/2012

Why is CNN even polling MI? It is not competitive.

[Rightbrainedleftwinged]

06:38 PM on 09/19/2012

I think the polling firms should stick to Iowa, Ohio, Virginia, and NC, and if there is a movement toward Romney in those states, then poll Mich. and PA more.

[StatsNo1fan]

06:46 PM on 09/19/2012

Perhaps so they can tout something very favorable to B0.

I've been watching a good deal of CNN lately, and they're just rabid in their zeal for him the past few weeks.