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Obama's Approval Rating
Approve	Disapprove
44.3%	50.9%
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2010 Congress
Democrat	Republican
43.0%	39.9%
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2012 Election
Romney	Huckabee	Palin
21.4%	21.3%	19.6%
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Dissection of Race and Approval Rating Polls

HIGHLIGHTS

Approval among whites dropped to 39% from 61%.
Approval among blacks unchanged in the 90s.
Although comparable, Obama's trendline is much worse among whites and much better among non-whites than Clinton.

We recently wrote an article describing how Obama's approval rating (AR) is currently sliding due to sliding support from Independents.

This has been due to the fact that there has yet to be a significant drop in support among Democrats and Obama already lost his support from Republicans back in July.

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2008 Presidential Candidates

Obama	McCain
Nader	Bob Barr
McKinney	Baldwin

2008 Battleground States

FL	PA	OH
NV	MI	NH
CO	OR	NJ
WA	IA	WI
MN	SD	VA
MO	NM	AK
CT	GA	NC
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