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Rasmussen [rasmussenreports.com] is now yet another polling group that suggests Barack Obama's convention bounce has disappeared.
Among likely voters, the president leads Mitt Romney, 46%-45%, and when leaners are included, Romney actually inches ahead, 48%-47%.
Soon after the convention, Obama jumped to a 5% lead on Romney in Rasmussen polling, leading to a GOP mini-panic.
Yesterday, an ABC/Washington Post survey [washingtonpost.com] had Obama leading by just 1% and a Monday IBD/CSM/TIPP poll [tipponline.com] had him up just 2%.
Gallup, though, showed a 6% Obama lead yesterday, but it's important to note that Gallup's tracking poll is based on a 7 day rolling average, so it's not surprising that some of the bounce is still in the modest trampoline.
http://gop12.thehill.com/2012/09/rasmussen-obamas-convention-bounce-is.html
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