***UPDATE: RASMUSSEN HAS ROMNEY LEADING IN VIRGINIA***
The nationwide daily tracking poll just got a little tighter with Romney maintaining only a +3 point lead, holding steady at 50% with Obama encroaching at 47%. In the swing states daily tracking poll, nothing changes from yesterday with Romney leading by +4 points at 50% – 46%.
In other state polls out today, PPP puts Obama over Romney in Virginia by +5 points at 51% to 46% among likely voters. In case you are wondering it’s a D+4 sampling.
In a University of Virginia/George Mason University poll for Virginia, they find Romney and Obama in a virtual tie among registered voters. Romney has a +1 point advantage at 46% – 45% over Obama. The sampling was unavailable.
Rasmussen also reports the following today:
#Arizona Senate: #Flake (R) 50%, #Carmona (D) 44%… http://t.co/KZFCWuq2
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 25, 2012
#Nevada Senate:# Heller (R) 50%, #Berkley (D) 45%… http://t.co/r05jBSPM
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 25, 2012
I’ll add Gallup to the list when then come out with their daily tracking poll.
UPDATE: Rasmussen has just released a new poll on Virginia that has Romney leading by +3:
#Virginia: #Romney 50%, #Obama 47%… http://t.co/uJo3gLpZ
— Rasmussen Reports (@Rasmussen_Poll) October 25, 2012
Also Romney’s lead has been shrinking in Gallup’s daily tracking poll, but has held steady at +3 points for two days.