Politics

Gallop Poll Gives Romney a 48 to 43 Percent Lead Over Obama

Alyssa Andersonby Alyssa Anderson
Voters Picking Romney

The latest Gallup Poll shows that if Mitt Romney were running against President Barack Obama today, then 48 percent of voters would vote for Romney, while only 43 percent would vote for Obama. Those polled who were still undecided were asked which candidate they were leaning towards, and those answers were also included in the results.

This is not the first time Romney has been favored by the voting public in Gallup polls. From mid-August  until mid-October 2011 Romney lead by a few percentage points. Then again in late January Romney took the lead, until Obama outflanked him again in late February, 2012.

Alyssa Anderson

Alyssa Anderson has been involved in the world of business on several levels for many years. She was the CEO of a start-up high-tech company until its purchase by a global on-line e-business. Alyssa helped formulate marketing strategies for several other companies as an independent consultant, and she has advised local government on methods to achieve appropriate fiscal responsibility. Her opinions are well known through her many editorials which have been published throughout her career in a variety of local and national print media. She has been heard on radio discussing current issues affecting the business community and Alyssa hopes to bring her special brand of commonsense coupled with uncanny insight into her editorial responsibilities as the Business Page editor for Left Justified. Contact Alyssa at alyssa(at)leftjustified.com.

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