Gravis Ohio Poll: R 46%, 0 45% (LV)

Gravis ^

[Arthurio]

Summary Results

Party	Percent of total
Democrat	36.4%
Other	33.1%
Republican	30.5%
Race
White	80.1%
African American	13.3%
Other	6.6%
Religious affiliation
Protestant/Other Christian	52.1%
Catholic	22.6%
Not affiliated	18.0%
Muslim	4.5%
Jewish	2.8%
Age group
18-29	13.1%
30-49	39.6%
50-64	30.4%
65+	16.9%
Gender
Men	48.6%
Female	51.4%
President
Romney	45.9%
Obama	45.1%
Other	9.0%
Approve of Obama's job performance?
Disapprove	48.8%
Approve	41.4%
Other	9.8%
U.S. headed in right direction?
Wrong	48.9%
Right	38.9%
Other	12.2%
Gov. Kasich's job performance?
Positive	41.7%
Negative	31.5%
Other	26.7%

Survey Questions

1.  Are you registered to vote?  (Yes, No)

2.  How likely are you to vote in this year’s presidential elections? (Very likely, somewhat likely, Not likely)

3. In which party are you either registered to vote or do you consider yourself a member of? (Democrat, Republican, independent or minority party)

4. What race do you identify yourself as? (White/Caucasian, African-American, Hispanic, Asian, Other)

5. Which of the following best represents your religious affiliation? (Roman Catholic, Protestant/other non-denominational Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Other/no affiliation)

6. How old are you? (18-29, 30-39, 41-49, Over 50)

7. What is your Gender? (Male, Female)

8.  If the election were held today for President, whom would you vote for?

9. Do you approve of Barack Obama’s general performance as president? (Approve, Disapprove, Unsure)

10. If you had $1 million that needed to be managed, who would you trust more to manage?

11. Do you think the United States is headed in the right direction? 

12. How would you rate Governor Kasich’s job performance? (positive, negative, unsure)

Note: the statistical methodology comprised weighing various demographic categories for anticipated voting proportions for the 2012 General Election. 

The poll was conducted by automated telephone of registered voters in the state of Ohio.  

Posted by

Doug Kaplan

[comebacknewt]

I would have loved for Ryan to have turned directly to the camera and said “See, this is exactly why nothing ever gets done in Washington”.

That would have been game, set, match for R/R.

[GeaugaRepublican]

I do not have any Catholic friends in North Eastern Ohio voting for Barack. These are people who are registered Democrats, they are even posting Pro-Romney stuff on Facebook. This is BIG.

[GeaugaRepublican]

I do not have any Catholic friends in North Eastern Ohio voting for Barack. These are people who are registered Democrats, they are even posting Pro-Romney stuff on Facebook. This is BIG.

[GeaugaRepublican]

I do not have any Catholic friends in North Eastern Ohio voting for Barack. These are people who are registered Democrats, they are even posting Pro-Romney stuff on Facebook. This is BIG.

[comebacknewt]

Historically, the undecideds break heavily for the challenger.

The amount of people who proactively tell a pollster that they will vote for the incumbent is usually within a couple of points of the total that he or she actually receive.

In this case, more terrible news for the Kenyan.

[fortheDeclaration]

Are they kidding?

[GeaugaRepublican]

My IPad stuttered, sorry.

[fluffy]

Sorry, I meant the 10th question in the survey not the 10th post.

[tlp2001]

Coming from one of the reddest of red states, I can’t help but be disappointed and dumbfounded by my fellow countrymen from Ohio. Not the good conservative voters of Ohio but all the confused “swing” voters who are so desperately misinformed about the endless monumental failures, deficiencies and corruption of the Obomba presidency. Please wake up Ohio, our great country is at stake!

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

I hope that is throughout the state of Ohio.